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somedisatance
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HI:

I want to design a circuit for my product

Input voltage required:≤150~200V

Output voltage:36V

output power:≥100W

Service temperature:150℃

Are there any recommended designs that can be used?

Thanks

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Daisy_T
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@somedisatance ,

Service temperature:150℃  -->what is the service temperature?

My understanding is ambient tempertautre, If yes, then since most of the driver ICs maximum operating temperature is upto 150℃, when operating there's some loss on the IC, so no possible to work with 150℃ ambient temerature.

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Daisy_T
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@somedisatance ,

Service temperature:150℃  -->what is the service temperature?

My understanding is ambient tempertautre, If yes, then since most of the driver ICs maximum operating temperature is upto 150℃, when operating there's some loss on the IC, so no possible to work with 150℃ ambient temerature.

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You understand correctly, but this is only one indicator. Generally, devices with a nominal temperature of 150 ℃ can be used. Is there a recommended circuit or IC?

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Daisy_T
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@somedisatance ,

I have checked in our product lines, no suitable recommendations as the 150 ℃ is required.

 

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