Quasi-resonant buck-type converter of continuous high-frequency voltage
A technology of voltage converter and DC voltage, which is applied in the direction of high-efficiency power electronic conversion, conversion of DC power input to DC power output, output power conversion device, etc., which can solve the problem of inability to minimize the size of the converter and the impact of this stable output load , Adjusting the speed limit, etc.
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[0043] In the following description, the terms switch and transistor are used interchangeably. Likewise, the converter's output voltage is sometimes identified as Vout and other times as the converted voltage level.
[0044] figure 2 A buck converter according to one embodiment of the invention is shown. In this embodiment, only the "ON" phase of the converter has a predetermined constant duration. The latter (which corresponds to the closure duration of the first switch Qhs) is calculated to obtain soft switching, in other words, at closure, switching occurs at zero current due to the presence of the resonant inductor Lr in series, at When off, switching occurs when the current in the switch is negative and therefore flows into the diode in parallel. The converter has an input port 201 designed to receive the voltage level to be converted and an output port 206 capable of supplying the converted voltage level. The input port 201 includes first and second terminals, 202 a...
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