Examples of component selection for capacitors and diodes, as well as case studies on high-voltage power supply development, will also be introduced!
Regarding the selection of components for high-voltage power supplies, many may be facing issues such as "the prototype experienced insulation breakdown due to insufficient voltage rating of the selected components" or "components overheated during operation, leading to failures caused by thermal runaway."
Previously, we introduced key points to prevent troubles occurring on high-voltage power supply circuit boards, such as soldering, potting, and flux residue, which should be considered in the design and implementation processes.
However, to manufacture a highly reliable high-voltage power supply that operates stably over a long period, it is naturally important to consider "component selection," including capacitors and diodes, in addition to the aforementioned measures.
Therefore, in this article, we will introduce how to select components such as capacitors and diodes from various perspectives, using specific calculation examples.
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