A charge pump ripple suppression method based on multi-step discharge of flying capacitor
A technology of ripple suppression and flying capacitors, applied to electrical components, output power conversion devices, and conversion equipment without intermediate conversion to AC, can solve the problems of low overall efficiency and low efficiency
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[0016] 1) The switching power tube connected to the output terminal is driven by the waveform generating circuit, and the flying capacitor discharges the load through the switch after a charging cycle, as shown in the attached figure 2 And attached image 3 shown;
[0017] 2) During the discharge cycle, the charge on the flying capacitor is not discharged once after the switch is closed, but is completed after n (n is an integer greater than 1) discharge states;
[0018] 3) Each discharge state corresponds to the closing and opening process of a switch;
[0019] 4) The slopes of the rising and falling edges of the driving switch closed waveform are finely controlled respectively, as shown in the attached Figure 4 And attached Figure 5 shown;
[0020] 5) The leading edge of the waveform driving the gate of the switching tube (the rising edge for the N-type switch and the falling edge for the P-type switch) is composed of two broken lines with different slopes, of which t...
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