Provided is a power supply circuit that generates two or more output voltages that are lower than an input
voltage with a low-cost configuration in which an FET (switching element) or a
transformer is not newly added. The first buck
chopper circuit has D1, L1, and C1, the
anode of the D1 is connected to the
common line, the
cathode of the D1 is connected to one terminal of the L1, the other terminal of the L1 is connected to one terminal of the C1, the other terminal of the C1 is connected to the
common line, the second buck
chopper circuit has C2, C3, D2, and L2, the one terminal of the C2 is connected to the
cathode of the D1, the other terminal of the C2 is connected to the
cathode of the D2, the
anode of the D2 is connected to the other terminal of the L1, and the
anode of the D2 is connected to the other terminal of the L1. One terminal of the (L2) is connected to the cathode of the (D2), the other terminal of the (L2) is connected to one terminal of the (C3), the other terminal of the (C3) is connected to the
common line, and a first output
voltage is generated at both ends of the (C1) and a second output
voltage higher than the first output voltage is generated at both ends of the (C3) by the control of the (Q1).