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This disclosure presents an embodiment of a power supply device for a submarine data center. One specific embodiment of the power supply device includes a pre-stage voltage regulator / conversion component, a post-stage DC-DC converter component, and a combined protection circuit. The pre-stage voltage regulator / conversion component includes several parallel single-group voltage regulator branches, each branch connected in series with a varistor and a color-coded resistor. A thin-film capacitor is connected in parallel to the output terminal of the pre-stage voltage regulator / conversion component. The post-stage DC-DC converter component, electrically connected to the pre-stage voltage regulator / conversion component, includes at least two sets of full-bridge DC synchronous rectifier circuits. The combined protection circuit includes a pre-stage combined protection circuit, a post-stage active voltage clamping circuit connected in parallel to the output side of the post-stage DC-DC converter component, and a rectifier diode bridge connected between the constant current input port and the pre-stage voltage regulator / conversion component. The pre-stage combined protection circuit is connected in series to the input side of the rectifier diode bridge. By connecting multiple voltage regulator branches in parallel and combining them with the combined protection circuit, ripple is reduced. This embodiment can improve the power supply stability of the power supply device.

This application discloses a low-power temperature-compensated RC oscillator, comprising a low-voltage linear buffer, an RC core circuit, a comparator, a Schmitt trigger, a non-overlapping clock generator, and a level shifter. The low-voltage linear buffer uses intrinsic transistors to reduce operating voltage and power consumption; the RC core circuit employs temperature compensation technology, including a series low-temperature drift resistor and a temperature-dependent current source, causing the equivalent resistance to increase with temperature; the comparator compares a triangular wave signal with a reference voltage and outputs a reference clock; the Schmitt trigger filters out clock glitches; the non-overlapping clock generator generates a two-phase clock with dead time to control charging and discharging; and the level shifter converts the low-voltage domain clock to the high-voltage domain. This oscillator eliminates the influence of comparator offset voltage through two-phase switching control and employs low-voltage and temperature compensation technology to achieve a high-precision, low-temperature drift reference frequency in a small area with low power consumption, making it suitable for compact sensing and measurement systems.