PWM control circuit
A control circuit and chaotic circuit technology, applied in the direction of electrical components, output power conversion devices, etc., can solve the problems of limited and unexpanded suppression of EMI by frequency jitter, and achieve the effect of suppressing electromagnetic interference
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[0028] see figure 1 As shown, a PWM control circuit includes a PWM chip U1, and also includes a chaotic circuit for generating a chaotic signal, and the chaotic circuit is electrically connected to the crystal oscillator control terminal RI of the PWM chip U1. After the chaotic signal is generated, it is superimposed from the crystal oscillator control terminal of the PWM control chip to the internal constant current source of the chip, thereby generating a chaotic PWM operating frequency, making the chip work in a chaotic state, and reducing the EMI of the system.
[0029] The chaotic circuit includes a negative impedance circuit 102 , a filter circuit 101 , and a gyrator 103 electrically connected in sequence. The negative impedance circuit 102 is output to the crystal oscillator control terminal RI of the PWM chip U1 after impedance conversion by the gyrator 103 .
[0030] According to the nonlinear theory, an autonomous circuit can generate chaos and must meet three condit...
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