Abstract:
A multi-lamps LCD back-light control circuit comprises a control unit, an full bridge switch, a resonance network circuit, a voltage transformer, a lamp, and a feedback network. A constant operating frequency and a pulse width modulation (PWM) feedback are used to control the CCFL current. The back-light control circuit is such that a power switch of the full bridge switch outputs a duty cycle that is controlled and changed via a PWM controller of the control unit, while a ground switch of the full bridge switch outputs a constant duty cycle controllable above 50%.
Abstract:
A switching system capable of reducing the noise of the output signal is provided. The switching system includes a first switch and a second switch, wherein the first switch conducts a first signal according to a first control signal; the second switch conducts a second signal according to a second control signal. And the voltages of the first control signal and the second control signal are restricted within a voltage interval to reduce the noise produced during the switching of the switches.
Abstract:
A loading system and a controller thereof are disclosed. The controller includes an adjustable triangle wave generator, an error signal generator, and a pulse signal generator. The triangle-wave generator is adapted to perform an amplitude and frequency operation according to the reference voltage and the feedback voltage for generating an amplitude-frequency adjustable triangle wave according to a variation of the feedback voltage. The error signal generator is adapted to perform an error operation according to the feedback voltage and the reference voltage for outputting an error signal. The pulse signal generator is adapted to receive and compare the error signal and the amplitude-frequency adjustable triangle wave for outputting a pulse controlling signal for the loading system.
Abstract:
The invention provides an LED current balancing circuit, comprising a first and a second LED set coupled to a voltage source, a first transistor, and a second transistor. The first LED set comprises a first loader. The first transistor and the second transistor form a current balancing circuit for adjusting currents passing through the first and second LED sets.
Abstract:
A pulse width modulation inverter circuit is provided. The circuit includes a power switch driver, a power switch, a transformer unit, a feedback detector unit, and a voltage control oscillator. The circuit is electrically coupled to the DC power source to drive a load. The circuit adjusts the pulse width of the signal outputted from the power switch driver according to the voltage inputted to the DC power source. Accordingly, the circuit can maintain a fixed input voltage received by the fluorescent tube. Thus, the high input voltage but low output phenomenon can be avoided.
Abstract:
A variable gain device having higher linearity and wider gain range is provided. The variable gain device includes a transduction unit for generating an output current, a control unit for adjusting the current gain of the gain amplifying unit according to a gain control signal, a gain amplifying unit receiving the current signal and generating a gain adjustable current according to the current gain of the control unit, an output DC level control unit controlling the DC level of the output signal of the variable gain device, and an output unit generating an output signal according to the signals output by the output DC level control unit and the gain amplifying unit.
Abstract:
A digital to analog converter for an analog Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) includes a digital inlet, a latching circuitry, a voltage level shifter circuitry, a switching circuitry, and a resistance network with a resistance compensatory circuitry. The resistance network with the resistance compensatory circuitry is electrically connecting with the switching circuitry and adapted to regulate a pattern of the analog output signal so as to optimize the analog output signal. Specifically, the resistance network with a resistance compensatory circuitry is to produce the best linear conversion from the digital signal to the analog signal for use by the LCD.
Abstract:
A DC/AC inverter for transforming a DC power source to an AC power, which drives a load. The DC/AC inverter comprises a full-bridge switch circuitry, a resonant tank, a frequency generator and a driver circuit. The full-bridge switch circuitry is electrically connected to the DC power source to convert the DC voltage to a pulse signal. The full-bridge switch circuitry comprises a first power switch, a second power switch, a third power switch, and a fourth power switch. The resonant tank is electrically connected between the full-bridge switch circuitry and a load for boosting and filtering the pulse signal to generate an AC power supplied to the load. The frequency generator generates a pulse signal at one of at least two predetermined operating frequencies based on an operation state of the DC/AC inverter. The driver circuit is coupled to the frequency generator and provides four driving signals based on the pulse signal of the frequency generator for turning on and off the first power switch, the second power switch, the third power switch, and the fourth power switch respectively. The four driving signals have the same frequency, wherein the duty cycle of two of the four driving signals is smaller than 50% and the duty cycle of the other two of the four driving signals is larger than 50%.
Abstract:
A loading system and a controller thereof are disclosed. The controller includes an adjustable triangle wave generator, an error signal generator, and a pulse signal generator. The triangle-wave generator is adapted to perform an amplitude and frequency operation according to the reference voltage and the feedback voltage for generating an amplitude-frequency adjustable triangle wave according to a variation of the feedback voltage. The error signal generator is adapted to perform an error operation according to the feedback voltage and the reference voltage for outputting an error signal. The pulse signal generator is adapted to receive and compare the error signal and the amplitude-frequency adjustable triangle wave for outputting a pulse controlling signal for the loading system.
Abstract:
A controller for controlling at least two power circuits comprises a synchronous oscillator and a multi-phase PWM controller. The synchronous oscillator receives a timing signal for generating a synchronous control signal in which the timing signal is synchronous to a display signal. The multi-phase PWM controller receives the synchronous control signal for generating at least two PWM signals. The at least two PWM signals are coupled to the at least two power circuits for driving the at least two power circuits respectively. The at least two PWM signals are synchronous to the timing signal and with a phase shift between the at least two PWM signals.