Abstract:
A power supply device may include a switching unit receiving and switching direct current power to provide power, a converting unit converting primary power into secondary power having a voltage level depending on a preset turns ratio according to the switching of the switching unit and outputting the converted secondary power, a light emitting diode which is driven by the secondary power provided from the converting unit, and a controlling unit generating a control signal of the switching unit based on voltage information of the secondary power and current information from the light emitting diode.
Abstract:
A switching mode power supply apparatus includes a main transformer converting DC voltage of a predetermined amplitude supplied from a voltage source into DC voltage of a different amplitude; an auxiliary transformer operated by receiving current flowing in a primary winding of the main transformer; a first semiconductor switching element turning on/off an LED array that is driven by receiving voltage from a secondary winding of the auxiliary transformer; and an auxiliary circuit disposed in an LED control circuit unit including the LED array and the first semiconductor switching element, wherein the auxiliary circuit distributes current flowing in the first semiconductor switching element so as to reduce heat generated in the first semiconductor switching element.
Abstract:
A power supply apparatus may include a transformer unit outputting a voltage transformed depending on an inductance ratio between a primary side and a secondary side, an inductance varying unit varying an inductance of the primary side depending on whether or not external input power is being input, and an output unit stabilizing the transformed voltage and outputting the stabilized voltage.
Abstract:
A power supply device may include an insulating DC/DC converter unit including a primary winding and a secondary winding magnetically coupled to the primary winding, and inducing a voltage in the secondary winding in a first direction or a second direction, and a boosting unit. The boosting unit may comprise a first booster boosting the voltage induced in the secondary winding to supply power to a first light emitting diode module, in a first mode in which the voltage is induced in the secondary winding in the first direction, and a second booster boosting the voltage induced in the secondary winding to supply power to a second light emitting diode module, in a second mode in which the voltage is induced in the secondary winding in the second direction.
Abstract:
There is provided a power supply apparatus including an interleaved active clamp forward converter unit including a first active clamp forward converter and a second active clamp forward converter, and an output unit magnetically coupled to the forward converter unit and having an output path according to a duty ratio of the forward converter unit, wherein the output unit includes a third powering leg electrified when the first active clamp forward converter and the second active clamp forward converter are powered, and an output leg supplying power to a load.
Abstract:
There is provided a power supply apparatus including: a first power supply unit including a transformer switching and transforming an input power, and converting the input power into a first power and providing the first power to a main output terminal and a standby output terminal; a second power supply unit converting the input power into a second power and provide the second power as an operating power of the first power supply unit; and a main switching unit intermitting supplying of the first power from the first power supply unit to the main output terminal.
Abstract:
A power supply apparatus and a method of controlling the same. The power supply apparatus includes a DC/AC converting unit; a transformer; a AC/DC converting unit; and a loss compensating unit disposed before an inductor in a secondary side output stage of the transformer and compensating for power loss due to the inductor in a light load condition. The loss compensating unit is a circuit comprising a capacitor and a semiconductor switch element connected in series. The semiconductor switch element is turned off in a load condition greater than a light load and turned on in a light load condition according to a control instruction from an external control unit. The method comprises the method comprises supplying current to a load through an output stage of the AC/DC converting unit; detecting voltage across the load to determine whether the load is a light load; if the load is greater than the light load, supplying power to the load, with a semiconductor switch element of the loss compensating unit turned off; and if the load is the light load, supplying power to the load, with the semiconductor switch element of the loss compensating unit turned on.
Abstract:
There is provided a power supply apparatus which varies the state of operating power used for powering a main power supply depending on a load condition. The power supply apparatus includes: a standby power supply unit performing power-conversion on an input power to provide a predetermined standby voltage; and an operating power supply unit changing power transfer paths according to a predetermined load condition of a main power and varying states of an operating voltage used for power-conversion on the main power, to supply the varied operating voltage.
Abstract:
A power supply apparatus includes a master circuit part charging a snubber capacitor initially and supplying power to a load under a light load; and a slave circuit part having a common output terminal with the master circuit part and supplying power to the load under a heavy load along with the master circuit part by distributing the load between them, wherein each of the master circuit part and the slave circuit part has the respective snubber capacitor that is chargeable and dischargeable at a secondary side of a transformer thereof. By doing so, power loss in a system can be reduced and efficiency under a light load improved.
Abstract:
A power supply apparatus includes a master circuit part charging a battery initially, supplying energy to a load that is a light load, and charging the battery when discharged; and a slave circuit part having a common output terminal with the master circuit part and supplying energy to the load that is a heavy load along with the master circuit part by distributing the load among them, wherein the master circuit part includes a rechargeable battery therein. Energy is supplied to a load using a battery at a low load that is a half load or less in a power supply circuit, thereby increasing energy efficiency.