Abstract:
A switching power supply circuit with synchronous rectifier has an energy storage component, a rectifier switch coupled to a secondary side of the energy storage component, and a secondary side control circuit. The secondary side control circuit provides a driving signal to control the rectifier switch. When the drain-source voltage across the rectifier switch is less than a first threshold value, the secondary side control circuit controls the driving signal to be a maximum voltage to control the rectifier switch being fully on for a predetermined duration. After a predetermined duration, the secondary side control circuit adjusts the voltage of the driving signal based on the drain-source voltage across the rectifier switch and a second threshold value.
Abstract:
A power converter includes a first and a second transformers having different auxiliary winding voltage levels. A bias voltage supply circuit generates a bias supply voltage of an integrated circuit used to control the power converter, and includes a first and a second bias supply branches jointly coupled to a supply capacitor to provide the bias supply voltage. When the bias supply voltage is higher than a threshold voltage, the first bias supply branch to receive the one with lower level of the two auxiliary winding voltages is switched from a deactivation state to an activation state to provide the bias supply voltage, when the bias supply voltage is less than the threshold voltage, the second bias supply branch to receive the one with larger level of the two auxiliary winding voltages is switched from the deactivation state to the activation state to provide the bias supply voltage.
Abstract:
A switching converter with quasi-resonant control having a switch and an energy storage component, comprising a peak current regulating circuit configured to provide a peak current regulating signal to regulate a peak current signal or a current sense signal, wherein the peak current regulating signal is adjusted when non-CCM (Current Continuous Mode) and non-valley-switching are detected.
Abstract:
A controller of an isolated switching converter includes an error amplifying circuit, a modulation signal generator, a first comparison circuit, a primary off detection circuit, a secondary logic circuit, an isolation circuit and a primary logic circuit. The error amplifying circuit generates a compensation signal based on the difference between a reference signal and a feedback signal. The first comparison circuit compares the compensation signal with a modulation signal generated by the modulation signal generator and generates a first comparison signal. The primary off detection circuit detects whether the primary switch is off and generates a primary off detection signal. The secondary logic circuit generates a secondary control signal to control the secondary switch based on the first comparison signal and the primary off detection signal. The isolation circuit receives the first comparison signal and generates a synchronous signal electrically isolated from the first comparison signal. The primary logic circuit generates a primary control signal to control the primary switch based on the synchronous signal.
Abstract:
An AC signal detector having: a rectify circuit having a first input terminal and a second input terminal configured to receive an AC signal, and an output terminal configured to provide a rectified signal based on the AC signal; a detecting circuit having an input terminal coupled to the output terminal of the rectify circuit to receive the rectified signal, and an output terminal configured to provide a square signal based on the rectified signal; and an unplug indicate circuit having an input terminal coupled to the detecting circuit to receive the square signal, and an output terminal configured to provide an unplug indicate signal based on the square signal.
Abstract:
A switching mode power supply, having: an input port; an output port; an energy storage component and a pair of power switches coupled between input port and the output port; an error amplifier configured to generate an amplified error signal based on the feedback signal and the reference signal; an error comparator configured to generate a frequency control signal based on the amplified error signal and the first sawtooth signal; a peak current generator configured to generate a peak current signal based on the frequency control signal; a peak current comparator configured to generate a current limit signal based on the peak current signal and the current sense signal; and a logic circuit configured to generate a switching signal to control the power switches based on the frequency control signal and the current limit signal.