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"Flywheel" question

To anyone who knows, is it the purpose of the "flywheel" design - 0.032H and 10uF input - only to outperform the traditional large inductance PS filter? Or is it also intended to produce better performance than a traditional CLC design? I'm asking this question because my simulation of the flywheel doesn't seem to reveal any unusual behavior. It performs almost exactly like a standard CLC filter using those same values. The final output voltage may be *slightly* higher (about 0.5%), but the filter otherwise does what I would have expected for CLC. I'm using 0.032H @ 1 Ohm - 10uF - 2H @ 25 Ohm - 50 uF. Are these values representative, and has anyone else here put this into SPICE?



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Topic - "Flywheel" question - Triode_Kingdom 09:37:11 02/2/15 (32)
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