Mobile power push-pull box

What is a push pull converter?

Home > Product Resources > Push Pull Converter Application Notes The push-pull converter is one of the oldest switching topologies, and it can give multiple outputs with single input. Output voltages can be higher or lower than input voltages when changing the winding’s turns ratio of the transformer.

What are the advantages of a push-pull converter?

Of the various power topologies available for power isolation, the push-pull converter has some advantages that make this topology particularly attractive for automo-tive applications. This article explores a few salient features of the push-pull topology and explains its perfor-mance and design benefits.

How does a push-pull converter work?

Figure 2 shows the operation of a push-pull converter. The converter uses transformer action to transfer power from the primary side to the secondary side, as opposed to other topologies like the flyback, which store energy in an inductor in one phase of the switching cycle and transfer it to the load in the second phase.

What is a M12 push-pull distributor box?

The M12 push-pull distributor boxes feature a consistent, tool-free, and intuitive installation. Master cables and M12 connectors are connected conveniently and safely by direct connection. This guarantees considerable time savings and safe cabling. The video is not available.