Dynamic oscillator and overcurrent control smooth overload switching transitions to keep power supply output voltage stable.
A controlled current source and bulk capacitor layout extend AC-line energy extraction, cutting dead-time loss, ripple, and rectifier RMS current.
A zero-amplitude control signal stabilizes radiation-source frequency under AC input, improving heating consistency in drying devices.
A dynamic reactive power source supports HVDC converters when reactive current thresholds are crossed, cutting losses and preserving active power capacity.
A switched input capacitor powers the LED load only below the turn-on threshold, cutting flicker while improving input harmonic rejection.
A diode rectifier carries most input power while a higher-frequency PFC path corrects line current, cutting losses and maintaining unity power factor.
A thyristor gate-coupling circuit enables two-wire phase-cut dimming for LED and CFL loads without a neutral connection or complex control circuitry.
Integrated PFC, DC conversion, and isolated modules with parallel copper bars cut PSU volume and raise power density.
Dynamic DC-DC voltage control keeps power flowing during IV curve scanning while reducing inductor ripple and overcurrent trips.
Sampling switch-transistor voltage sets adaptive dead-time for synchronous rectification, cutting flyback converter conduction loss.
A PMOS-switched bus capacitor extends AC mains support, cutting adapter capacitor size while maintaining output power and charging efficiency.