A reactive power compensation device calculates system impedance by analyzing voltage and reactive power changes during controlled output periods.
A voltage regulator uses protection circuit drain current as a control signal to simplify the design.
A shunt regulator circuit uses a startup mechanism to initialize operation and maintain stable voltage levels.
A low drop out regulator circuit adjusts bias current via a trimming mechanism to stabilize output voltage across operating modes.
A regulator circuit uses a zener diode and resistor in parallel as a backflow limiter between the power supply terminal and the transistor.
A voltage generator uses a feedback circuit to adjust transistor gate voltages and maintain stable output.
Dynamic dead-time control prevents shoot-through in digital synchronous converters while minimizing power loss from body diode conduction.
Capacitance sensing circuit adjusts adaptive RC network for stable voltage regulation.
Input and output detection circuits manage a switch in an AC voltage regulator, reducing power losses during light load conditions.
Dual differential amplifiers and a voltage generating unit form negative feedback that stabilizes limited current against threshold voltage variations.
Beta sensing transistors measure emitter-to-base current ratios to trim resistors, reducing voltage variation to 0.2% over temperature ranges.
A linear voltage regulator uses a feedback voltage divider to adjust pass transistor resistance.
Voltage controlled current source clamps internal compensation node in LDO regulators with NMOS outputs.
Dynamic pole adjustment maintains loop stability across wide output capacitance ranges without reducing bandwidth.
A voltage regulation device uses a detection adjustment circuit to dynamically modify the control voltage of a second transistor.
Segmented bipolar junction transistor branches cancel process variations through resistance ratios, eliminating part-to-part calibration needs.
A DC stabilization power supply apparatus clamps drive current at a lower-limit value to prevent overcurrent during startup.