A controller and control method for suppressing magnetic bias of an asymmetrical half-bridge converter
By introducing a VCr asymmetric detection mechanism and a dual-path compensation minimum value arbitration architecture into the AHB converter, the problem of bias magnetic suppression blind zone in the AHB converter under a wide input voltage range is solved, and accurate sensing and compensation of the resonant capacitor voltage state are achieved, ensuring system stability and efficiency.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- WUXI SI POWER MICRO ELECTRONICS
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-09
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-05
AI Technical Summary
In the existing AHB converter control architecture, neither the current sampling signal VCS nor the secondary feedback signal VFB contains information about the voltage state of the resonant capacitor Cr. This results in a magnetic bias suppression blind zone under wide input voltage range conditions, making it impossible to actively sense and correct the cycle-by-cycle asymmetric accumulation of the resonant capacitor voltage. Consequently, the magnetic flux of the transformer core cannot be fully reset, which may lead to transformer burnout or overcurrent damage to the switching transistor.
By introducing a VCr asymmetric detection mechanism and a dual-path compensation minimum value arbitration architecture, the system actively senses and suppresses the cycle-by-cycle asymmetric accumulation of the resonant capacitor voltage through a CS sample/hold module, a CS linear compensator, a VCr asymmetric detection module, a Ton nonlinear compensator, and a minimum arbitrator. This is integrated into the control chip to achieve accurate sensing and compensation of the Cr voltage state.
Without adding extra high-voltage sampling pins, it accurately senses the voltage state of the resonant capacitor, eliminates magnetism issues, avoids output ripple exceeding specifications, improves system stability and efficiency, and prevents damage to transformers and switching devices.
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