12v to 50v buck boost converter 700-800 watts

No because it will draw 80+ Amps from the 12V supply. That's starter motor current requiring welder cables, not a PCB.
I am not qualified to work at such high currents.

Perhaps you could post your design so far and others better qualified than me may help you to continue with your design.
 
  • Like
Reactions: JMFahey
Single phase 200w converter circuit (300w peak) for сar audio.

By the way, in order not to "reinvent the wheel", it is better to look at the demoboard from TI, there is a schematic of a car amplifier with a boost converter and tpa3255, including a drawing of the board.
 

Attachments

  • boost.png
    boost.png
    35.5 KB · Views: 63
  • PCB1.PNG
    PCB1.PNG
    50.3 KB · Views: 62
  • PCB2.PNG
    PCB2.PNG
    36.3 KB · Views: 63
Going by your other threads about wanting silly big amplifiers for 'automotive' use.
Why not just buy a class d car audio amp of whatever power output you need and be done with it.
You can get them to several KW output very cheaply.
It will all be in one simple small case ready to connect to 12vdc and run.
 
  • Like
Reactions: bobthemechanic
UserAbuser i want in 100s pieces not a single piece bro. I just need an working schematic if anyone have or if anyone can design the pcb. I have ordered 200 pcs of tpa 3255 boards from China. We make amplifiers for tractors, bus, and trucks. I know all the things about car amp but they are very pricey.
 
I guess a ready made reliable commercial product is far more expensive than the time and effort required to research, design, source components, have boards and cases manufactured, assemble it all into a case, then test and warranty the assembly.
Obviously no one would give a decent break discount of several hundred units.
Good luck Bro.
 
Overall - the idea of separating the boards into power supply and amplifier in car audio is a very bad idea.
You will need to add a remote control circuit, and all sorts of protection, click suppressors. Apparently, you didn't think about it at all, and your project still needs a lot of improvements.