How to remove the noise from the transformer in TNY(POWER INTEGRATION) based power supply?
How to remove the noise from the transformer in TNY(POWER INTEGRATION) based power supply?
Which noise do you mean?
Radio? - Use a metal screen, and ground it, or at least connect to common wire.
Sound? - Put a pillow on it.
Electrical? - Use simple filters, like an RC filter (resistor, and capacitor).
Pulse driven power supplies are noisy by design. Perhaps you'd better start using analogue power supplies. They emit less, and are a bit more efficient.
Maybe I can build a custom one for you. See my web site:
Start with Power Integrations app note AN24 - available at www.powerint.com
I was curious. So I tried searching for "AN-24"...:
http://www.powerint.com/product-docs/24
And tried...:
http://www.powerint.com/en/product-docs/24
And failed...
It seemed funny - the messages are empty.
Then I tried more... for "AN24"... and succeeded:
http://www.powerint.com/sites/default/files/PDFFiles/an24.pdf
It seems a bit complicated to find the necessary stuff there. I found one more discussion here:
http://www.powerint.com/ko/forum/power-supply-design/audible-noise-ccim
Try searching for "noise" there, and you get lots of other stuff to get yourself lost in. Go, and dig...
The talk in AN24 (AN-24) seems to be about audible noise. Other topics on that site also speak about electrical noise.
... Not that I am using their products... So I can't really comment on content.
I just poked my nose into it.
Hi Andrew,
Your statement that 'analoque power supplies' are more efficient is beside the truth. I agree that the RF noise generated by the switching power supplies is sometimes causing troubles, but there are sufficient means of damping, surpressing or removing the noise.
Best regards,
Enrico Migchels
Power conversion design engineer
Heliox B.V.
Best - The Netherlands