Abstract:
The present invention discloses a method of standby power supply including steps of: detecting a loading level; determining the loading level; entering a select mode; selecting a standby mode; entering a no-load mode, or a sleep mode, or a power-down mode; during the no-load mode, generating a no-load sustaining power, and returning back to detect the loading level when a preset condition is met; during the sleep mode, generating a sleep sustaining power, and returning back to detect the loading level when the preset condition is met; during the power-down mode, ceasing the power and entering a power-down recovery mode; and during the power-down recovery mode, returning back to detect the loading level when the preset condition is met. Therefore, the present invention implements power conversion for normal power supply, and particularly effectively controls the amount of power in the standby state, thereby greatly reducing power consumption and improving power saving.
Abstract:
The present invention discloses a power converter controller having a short-circuit protection threshold voltage no higher than an over-current protection threshold voltage so that any abnormal voltage or current stress on semiconductor components can be timely sensed via a current sense pin in the event of a short-circuit fault, effectively preventing semiconductor components from being damaged.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a dynamic regulation power controller having a work voltage input pin, a feedback voltage input pin, a driving voltage output pin, a current sensing input pin, and a regulation power input pin, and being in collocation with a switching unit, an input power processing unit, a transformer, a current sensing resistor, a power regulation unit, an output rectification unit, and an output capacitor for converting an input AC voltage into an output voltage for supplying a load. In particular, the driving voltage and the driving current are dynamically adjusted according to the feedback voltage and the current sensing signal, thereby greatly increasing efficiency of power conversion and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI).
Abstract:
Disclosed is a PWM controller with programmable switching frequency for PSR/SSR flyback converter so as to maximize the performance-to-cost ratio by tailor-making the switching frequency as a non-decreasing function of the output load and the maximum switching frequency as a non-increasing function of the input voltage, leading to a plurality of programmable voltage-dependent frequency-load curves, making possible the downsizing of flyback transformer while facilitating the simultaneous compliance with DoE and CoC efficiency requirements.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an isolated power conversion system for providing a function of isolated power conversion by converting an AC power into a DC output power, and a rectifying unit, a transformer, a switching transistor, a first pulse width modulation (PWM) controller, a second PWM controller, an output unit and a signal blocking unit are included. The signal blocking unit is employed as a connection interface between the first and second PWM controllers to provide digital signal for communication. Noise margin and stability of electrical operation are improved to avoid malfunction. Overall, the present invention greatly enhances stability of power conversion and secures quality of electrical signal.
Abstract:
Disclosed is an integrated PFC and PWM controller with a plurality of frequency-load curves to minimize the no-load power consumption and maximize 4-point average efficiencies. The controller dynamically ushers the PFC and the PWM stage into HM, BM, DCM, or CCM on the most appropriate one among the plural frequency-load curves, cherry-picked based on the combined result from the input voltage and the output load sense signals, fetched from the input and the output terminals of the PFC and the PWM stage. All in all, the controller has the PSU operate in HM in case of no load, in BM in case of little load, in DCM in case of light load, or in CCM in case of heavy load across the flyback output rail.
Abstract:
A power converting apparatus with dynamical driving adjustment includes a rectifying unit, a power factor correction unit, a power conversion unit and a feedback unit. The rectifying unit rectifies an AC input power to generate and transfer a DC power to the power factor correction unit for performing power factor correction. A power factor correction power is generated and transferred to the power conversion unit. The feedback unit is electrically connected to the power conversion unit to form a closed control loop. A PWM driving controller of the power conversion unit performs an adjustment process to control a switching transistor based on a feedback signal from the feedback unit, and the power conversion unit converts the power factor correction power into an output power supplied to an external load. Thus, the margin for electromagnetic interference is increased, and both switching loss and conduction loss are considerably reduced.
Abstract:
A power control apparatus with dynamical adjustment of driving capability for converting an input power into an output power includes a transformer, a switch transistor connected to the transformer, a pulsed width modulation (PWM) driving controller generating a PWM signal and connected to the switch transistor, an isolation element, an output diode and an output capacitor. The first side coil of the transformer and the switch transistor are connected to the input power, the second side coil of the transformer is connected to the output diode and further connected to the output capacitor and an external load. The isolation element converts the output power into a feedback signal providing the PWM driving controller to dynamically control the PWM driving signal through adjustment so as to implement the optimal turn-on current for the switch transistor. Therefore, electrical performance and conversion efficiency are greatly improved by reducing the switching loss.
Abstract:
A power conversion system with adjustable frequency includes an electric transformer, a pulse width modulation driving controller, a switching transistor, a first and second voltage division resistors connected in series, an output diode and an output capacitor. The electric transformer receives the input power and generates the sensing current and induced current. The sensing current flows through the first and second voltage division resistors to generate the feedback signal. The induced current flows through the output diode and output capacitor to generate the output voltage to supply the load. The pulse width modulation driving controller determine whether the loading state of the load based on the feedback signal, and change the switching frequency according to the loading state and the input power, thereby increasing the whole efficiency of the power conversion system and achieving the aim of dynamically adjusting the optimal frequency.
Abstract:
A digital pulse width modulation controller includes a pulse width modulation controller, a selection unit having at least one selector, a comparison unit having at least one comparator, and a signal conversion unit having at least one digital-to-analog converter. The digital-to-analog converter generates a reference current and/or voltage. The comparator receives the reference current and/or voltage, and performs a comparison operation to generate a comparison signal based on a feedback signal. The selector selects one selection signal to input into the pulse width modulation controller, which receives other parameters set by a user or the system at the same time so as to control characteristics of the digital pulse width modulation signals, thereby improving the electric properties of a loading circuit.