A Method of Constant Switching Frequency Discontinuous Current Mode Average Output Current Control
A constant switching frequency, discontinuous current technology, applied in the direction of converting DC power input to DC power output, output power conversion device, control/regulation system, etc. achieve simple effect
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[0022] Embodiment 1, as figure 1 As shown, a method of constant switching frequency discontinuous current mode average output current control is given: including reference source block 1, reference source operation function block 2, state detection block 3, error detection block 4, zero-crossing detection block 5, Power driver block 6 and internal clock; the above-mentioned reference source block 1, reference source computing function block 2, error detection block 4 and power driver block 6 are connected sequentially, and the reference source computing function block 2 is connected with a zero-crossing detection block 5 (in practice, the zero-crossing detection block 5 is also connected to the power current converter), the error detection block 4 is connected to the state detection block 3, and the power driver block 6 is connected to the internal clock.
[0023] The above-mentioned reference source block 1 generates a predetermined control signal; the above-mentioned referen...
Embodiment 2
[0041] Embodiment 2, image 3 It is a specific schematic diagram of the present invention for a buck-boost power-current converter: there are several functional blocks, which are respectively predetermined control signals V REF (i.e. reference source block 1), reference source operation block 11 (i.e. reference source operation block 2), detection resistor 15 (i.e. state detection block 3), comparator 12 (i.e. error detection block 4), state zero-crossing detection device 13 (that is, the zero-crossing detection block 5 ), the power driver 14 of the power switch (that is, the power driver block 6 ) and an internal clock 16 . Its working principle and connection method are the same as figure 2 The same as described for the flyback power current converter.
Embodiment 3
[0042] Embodiment 3, Figure 4 is a block diagram of a boost power current converter. There are a number of functional blocks, respectively for the predetermined control signal V REF (i.e. reference source block 1), reference source operation block 11 (i.e. reference source operation block 2), detection resistor 15 (i.e. state detection block 3), comparator 12 (i.e. error detection block 4), state zero-crossing detection device 13 (that is, the zero-crossing detection block 5 ), the power driver 14 of the power switch (that is, the power driver block 6 ) and an internal clock 16 . Its working principle and connection method are the same as figure 2 The same as described for the flyback power current converter.
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