Switching Power Converter and Flyback Control Method
A switching power supply, flyback control technology, applied in the direction of high-efficiency power electronic conversion, control/regulation systems, output power conversion devices, etc.
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[0018] To address the need in the art for an improved activity signal detection structure, a flyback converter is provided that uses an adaptive threshold to detect an activity signal generated by a secondary side activity detector. The activity detector activates an activity signal in response to the application of a load or the occurrence of a fault condition after a blanking period following the last power switching cycle before the power switching cycle begins to sleep. In this way, the blanking period can be reduced since the controller uses a relatively high threshold immediately after the blanking period expires. In the event that no false detection of an active signal occurs due to continued oscillation, the auxiliary winding voltage may continue to oscillate due to the relative strength of the threshold at that time. In contrast, the detection of an active signal using a fixed threshold will require a longer blanking period. Although the blanking period is reduced, b...
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