A power conversion device outputs intermediate voltage at a neutral conductor using full bridge circuits and capacitors.
A secondary-side control circuit detects output voltage overshoot during load transients and activates a discharge path to reduce over-voltage conditions.
A controller measures remote load resistance to set output voltage based on actual requirements and maximum current limits.
A sensorless adaptive voltage positioning controller adjusts duty cycle using output voltage measurements to regulate power converter operation.
A three-pin flyback controller IC uses a dual-use switch pin to regulate output current and voltage via frequency and pulse width adjustments.
Segmented amplifier stages manage quiescent current while delivering fast transient response in DC-DC boost converter applications.
A single tapped transformer with two control modules accommodates multiple input voltage ranges.
Dynamic dead time generation adapts to switching frequency variations, reducing heat loss and noise while preventing short circuits in magnetron drivers.
A power supply circuit uses a bypass charging path to rapidly charge the output capacitor without passing through the filter resistor.
Replacing complex analog-to-digital converters with a sigma-delta modulator and digital filter reduces control latency in pulse width modulation circuits.
A switching power converter control circuit generates two ramp signals based on complementary clock signals to regulate output voltage.
A ripple eliminating power converter uses a small capacity capacitor between two voltage converters to remove AC components from DC voltage.
A digital control method modulates clamp current using a look-up table and counter to regulate output voltage in switching power supplies.
A switch control circuit averages detected sensing voltage to generate an output current estimating voltage.
An additional current path removes inductor energy during load transients, reducing output voltage ripples and minimizing required capacitance.
A shared inductor front-end converter switches between AC and battery sources to reduce component count.
A switching frequency control apparatus generates gate drive signals using a timer and ramp generator to stabilize power converter operation.
A direct current power supply circuit manages capacitor charging through a control circuit that generates switch signals based on reference voltage thresholds.
A buck converter uses dual feedback loops to isolate ripple components, eliminating voltage offset and enhancing transient response speed.
A switching power supply circuit generates a reference voltage with a defined amplitude to prevent output undulations caused by insufficient ripple components.
A switched-mode power supply circuit transitions from pulse-width modulation to a bypass mode upon reaching a target voltage level.
A universal switching control IC manages high and low side elements to enable zero voltage switching in power conversion circuits.
A pulse frequency modulation circuit computes control signals to manage transistor switching states in power adapters.