Method for frequency reduction of quasi-resonant qr converter and controller for quasi-resonant qr converter
A converter, quasi-resonant technology, applied in the field of quasi-resonant power converters, can solve problems such as large switching loss
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[0022] Quasi-resonant power converters suffer from audible noise and low efficiency when providing wide input and output ranges. Specifically, a converter capable of driving high loads will increase the pulse width modulation (PWM) frequency at light loads, resulting in inefficient operation. Additionally, compliance with Energy Star and other "power-saving" regulations has driven the use of the Burst Mode feature, which can also generate audible noise under certain load conditions.
[0023] figure 1 An embodiment of a QR converter 10 is shown that includes a controller configured to base on the sensed current (Vcs) from the primary side, the secondary (output) voltage Vs inferred from the auxiliary winding, and the optocoupler to the output The feedback signal (FB) of the primary side (eg, low side) switches the gate.
[0024] The QR converter 10 receives a voltage at an input terminal 12 referenced to a ground terminal 14 and generates an output voltage (Vo) between a posi...
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