Self-bias power management integrated circuit (PMIC) chip power supply
A power management and integrated circuit technology, applied in the electronic field, can solve problems such as low reliability and complexity, achieve reliable and accurate establishment, reduce complexity and cost
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[0024] Embodiment 1, image 3 A self-biased power management integrated circuit chip power supply is given. Taking a step-down DC-DC converter as an example, it includes an inductor L, a main power switch S and a nonlinear network. The nonlinear network is composed of a self-biased power management integrated circuit The chip (which includes a built-in diode D2, a built-in low-voltage power switch S1, S2, a comparator COMP, and a PWM generator) is composed of an external diode D1, a voltage regulator tube Dz, a resistor R1, and a chip power supply bypass capacitor Cd.
[0025]The main power conversion circuit of a step-down DC-DC converter is composed of the main power switch S, the inductor L, the load R, the freewheeling diode D and the input power Vin. The gate of the main power switch S is controlled by the built-in low-voltage power switch S2 through the voltage regulator tube Dz and the built-in diode D2 via its power management integrated circuit chip pin Vg. The resis...
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