Quasi-resonance converter synchronous rectification circuit
A synchronous rectification and converter technology, applied in the direction of converting DC power input to DC power output, AC power input converting to DC power output, instruments, etc. Self-driving mode and other problems, to achieve the effect of overcoming large conduction loss, high conversion efficiency, and small switching loss
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[0056] figure 1 It is a circuit diagram of a traditional quasi-resonant forward converter. The secondary circuit of the transformer T is rectified by a diode. Due to the conduction voltage drop of the diode (U D ) is usually large, generally above 0.5V, especially in the output current (I F ) is larger (tens of amperes or even nearly a hundred amperes), the on-state voltage drop is greater, and the diode conduction loss is
[0057] P DLoss =U D × I F …………………………………………………………(1)
[0058] It can be seen from the above formula that the conduction loss of the diode is proportional to the forward current, the greater the output current, the greater the loss; and the parallel connection of multiple diodes cannot reduce the conduction loss; therefore, figure 1 The conventional quasi-resonant converter shown is not efficient enough for high power applications, especially for low voltage / high current output.
[0059] figure 2 is the synchronous rectification circuit diagram of th...
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[0084] This embodiment describes in detail the principle of the quasi-resonant converter synchronous rectification circuit:
[0085] The power transformer T1 includes at least the primary winding L 11 , Secondary winding L 12 and auxiliary winding L 13 ;Primary winding L 11 and the secondary winding L 12 Realize input / output electrical isolation and voltage conversion, auxiliary winding L 13 Provide DC bias voltage and synchronous signal for the control circuit (ie rectifier tube control circuit 3 and freewheel tube control circuit 4).
[0086] The secondary switch circuit 2 includes a resonant inductor L 21 , Resonant capacitance C 21 , filter inductance L 22 , filter capacitor C 22 , rectifier tube Q 21 and freewheel Q 22 ; where the rectifier tube Q 21 and freewheel Q 22 It is not limited to the use of MOSFET type controllable switches, and other types of controllable switches, such as BJT, IGBTS, etc., can also be used. The on-resistance of the controllable sw...
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