Abstract:
A control circuit of a flyback power converter includes a first reference signal generating circuit for generating a first reference signal; a reference signal adjusting circuit for generating an adjustment signal according to the first reference signal and a test signal corresponding to an output voltage signal of the flyback power converter, and to generate a second reference signal according to the adjustment signal and the first reference signal; an error detection circuit for generating an error signal according to the second reference signal and a feedback signal; and a control signal generating circuit for generating a control signal according to the error signal to control operations of a power switch to thereby adjust the test signal. The feedback signal corresponds to a current flowing through a primary side coil of the power converter or a sensing voltage of an inductive coil of the power converter.
Abstract:
A control circuit for a power converter includes a shared pin, a driving circuit, a current source, a sampling circuit, and a signal processing circuit. The shared pin is coupled with an output end of the power converter through a resistor. The driving circuit conducts a switch of the power converter. The current source provides a current to the resistor through the shared pin. The sampling circuit samples the signal on the shared pin for generating a first sampling value and a second sampling value. The signal processing circuit calculates a first difference between the first sampling value and a first reference value, and a second difference between the second sampling value and a second reference value. When the difference between the first difference and the second difference is less than a predetermined value, the signal processing circuit may therefore configure the conduction time or frequency of the switch.
Abstract:
An LED control device for configuring a phase-cut dimming system includes an LED and a switch. The LED control device configures the conduction status of the switch so as to supply power to the LED according to an input signal. The LED control device further detects whether the input signal is phase-cut. When the input signal is phase-cut, the LED control device stores the signal values of the internal circuits. Afterward, when the input signal is not phase-cut, the LED control device restores the stored signal values so that the internal circuits may resume to the previous operation status rapidly.
Abstract:
A control circuit for a power converter is disclosed, having a shared pin, a driving circuit, a current source, a sampling circuit, and a signal processing circuit. The shared pin is used for coupling with an output end of the power converter through a resistor. The driving circuit is used for conducting a switch of the power converter. The current source provides a current to the resistor through the shared pin. The sampling circuit samples the signal on the shared pin for generating a first sampling value and a second sampling value. When the difference between the first sampling value and the second sampling value is less than a predetermined value, the signal processing circuit configures the driving circuit to adjust at least one of the conduction time and the conduction frequency of the switch according to an output signal of the power converter received from the shared pin.
Abstract:
A bridge rectifier is established by MOSFETs instead of diodes. The MOSFET bridge rectifier includes a voltage detector to detect the voltages of two AC input terminals of the MOSFET bridge rectifier, for identifying the positive and negative half cycles of an AC voltage input to the MOSFET bridge rectifier, thereby accurately controlling the MOSFETs.
Abstract:
An adaptive buck converter of a charging cable includes: a power receiving interface for receiving a DC voltage and a cable current from a cable; a terminal communication interface for transmitting a charging voltage and a charging current to a connection terminal of the charging cable and for receiving a communication signal generated by the mobile device from the connection terminal; a power converting circuit for receiving the DC voltage and the cable current from the power receiving interface and for generating the charging voltage and the charging current, wherein the charging voltage is lower than the DC voltage while the charging current is greater than the cable current; and a data processing circuit coupled with the power converting circuit and configured for controlling the power converting circuit according to the communication signal.
Abstract:
An AC-to-DC power converter with a BJT as a power switch can set a base current of the BJT by a current setting resistor which is in the outside of a control integrated circuit. Since an output current and a recovery current of the BJT are injected into a sensing resistor, the AC-to-DC power converter can correctly detect an inductor current thereof from the sensing resistor.
Abstract:
A control integrated circuit for a power factor correction converter has a pin for detecting an alternating-current information and a direct-current information of an input signal. The control integrated circuit comprises a signal peak detector for detecting a peak value of the input signal to the pin to obtain the direct-current information of the input signal. Since the alternating-current information and the direct-current information of the input signal can be obtained through the same pin, the pin count of the control integrated circuit can be decreased.
Abstract:
A driver circuit of a LED luminance device includes: a signal pin; a determining circuit for determining the magnitude of an input signal; an indication signal generating circuit for outputting an indication signal to the signal pin according to the determining result of the determining circuit; an alignment signal generating circuit for generating an alignment signal when triggered by a predetermined edge of a signal at the signal pin; an indication signal detecting circuit for detecting the signal at the signal pin to generate a detection signal; and a control signal generating circuit for generating multiple control signals according to the detection signal to respectively control multiple switching elements in parallel connection with multiple LED devices when triggered by the alignment signal.
Abstract:
A linear LED driver includes a voltage supply terminal providing a driving voltage, at least one first transistor, each of which has an input terminal coupled to a respective LED, and a bleeder circuit. When the voltage of the output terminal of each of the at least one first transistor is lower than a first threshold and a power voltage is higher than a second threshold, the bleeder circuit will generate a bleeder current to discharge the voltage supply terminal so as to prevent the LEDs from flickering. The bleeder circuit detects the voltage of the output terminal of each of the at least one first transistor. Therefore, whether the LEDs are lighted up can be confirmed so that the bleeder current can be provided at properly time point.