H03K5/1536

ROTOR POSITION DETECTION SYSTEM
20190058424 · 2019-02-21 ·

A rotor position detection system according to one embodiment includes a H bridge circuit, a current detection circuit, a time measurement circuit, a zero cross determination circuit, and a rotor position calculation circuit. The zero cross determination circuit calculates a zero cross position of the induced voltage of the motor based on a difference time calculated by the time measurement circuit. The rotor position calculation circuit calculates a rotor position of the motor based on the zero cross position of the induced voltage.

Control circuit for buck-boost power converter with stable bootstrap voltage refresh

A buck-boost power converter and a control circuit for the buck-boost converter. The buck-boost power converter includes a first power switch and a second power switch coupled in series between an input port and a reference ground, and a third power switch and a fourth power switch coupled in series between an output port and the reference ground. The control circuit receives a pulse skipping control signal and a zero-crossing indication signal, and controls the second power switch and/or the third power switch to turn on when the pulse skipping control signal controls the buck-boost power converter to enter into a pulse skipping mode and the zero-crossing indication signal indicates that an output inductor current of the buck-boost power converter crosses zero.

Control circuit for buck-boost power converter with stable bootstrap voltage refresh

A buck-boost power converter and a control circuit for the buck-boost converter. The buck-boost power converter includes a first power switch and a second power switch coupled in series between an input port and a reference ground, and a third power switch and a fourth power switch coupled in series between an output port and the reference ground. The control circuit receives a pulse skipping control signal and a zero-crossing indication signal, and controls the second power switch and/or the third power switch to turn on when the pulse skipping control signal controls the buck-boost power converter to enter into a pulse skipping mode and the zero-crossing indication signal indicates that an output inductor current of the buck-boost power converter crosses zero.

Circuit and architecture for a demodulator for a wireless power transfer system and method therefor

A primary side wireless power transmitter inductively couplable to a secondary side wireless power receiver for supplying power to the wireless power receiver for receiving communications from the secondary side wireless power receiver through the inductive coupling comprises a primary side tank circuit receiving a signal on from the secondary side wireless power receiver. A phase delay or time delay circuit generates a fixed delay clock signal. A sample and hold circuit samples a tank circuit voltage utilizing the fixed phase or time delayed clock signal. A comparator is coupled to an output of the sample and hold circuit for extracting data or commands from the signal stream. A method of operating a primary side wireless transmitter inductively coupled to a secondary side wireless power receiver for supplying power to the wireless power receiver to power a load coupled to the receiver is also disclosed.

Circuit and architecture for a demodulator for a wireless power transfer system and method therefor

A primary side wireless power transmitter inductively couplable to a secondary side wireless power receiver for supplying power to the wireless power receiver for receiving communications from the secondary side wireless power receiver through the inductive coupling comprises a primary side tank circuit receiving a signal on from the secondary side wireless power receiver. A phase delay or time delay circuit generates a fixed delay clock signal. A sample and hold circuit samples a tank circuit voltage utilizing the fixed phase or time delayed clock signal. A comparator is coupled to an output of the sample and hold circuit for extracting data or commands from the signal stream. A method of operating a primary side wireless transmitter inductively coupled to a secondary side wireless power receiver for supplying power to the wireless power receiver to power a load coupled to the receiver is also disclosed.

HIGH-RESOLUTION FET VDS ZERO-VOLT-CROSSING TIMING DETECTION SCHEME IN A WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM

Methods and apparatus for detecting zero-volt crossing in a field-effect transistor. A comparator compares a drain-to source voltage of the transistor to a threshold voltage. A gate voltage signal of the transistor is provided to a clock input of the comparator such that said gate voltage signal is used to latch a result of said comparison to an output of the comparator. A control function with respect to the transistor is performed based on the value of the comparator output.

HIGH-RESOLUTION FET VDS ZERO-VOLT-CROSSING TIMING DETECTION SCHEME IN A WIRELESS POWER TRANSFER SYSTEM

Methods and apparatus for detecting zero-volt crossing in a field-effect transistor. A comparator compares a drain-to source voltage of the transistor to a threshold voltage. A gate voltage signal of the transistor is provided to a clock input of the comparator such that said gate voltage signal is used to latch a result of said comparison to an output of the comparator. A control function with respect to the transistor is performed based on the value of the comparator output.

Amplifying electronic circuit with reduced start-up time for a signal including quadrature components

An electronic circuit for amplifying signals with two components in phase quadrature, which includes: a feedback amplifier with a feedback capacitor; a switch that drives charging and discharging of the feedback capacitor; an additional capacitor; and a coupling circuit, which alternatively connects the additional capacitor in parallel to the feedback capacitor or else decouples the additional capacitor from the feedback capacitor. The switch opens at a first instant, where a first one of the two components assumes a first zero value; the coupling circuit decouples the additional capacitor from the feedback capacitor in a way synchronous with a second instant, where the first component assumes a second zero value.

Amplifying electronic circuit with reduced start-up time for a signal including quadrature components

An electronic circuit for amplifying signals with two components in phase quadrature, which includes: a feedback amplifier with a feedback capacitor; a switch that drives charging and discharging of the feedback capacitor; an additional capacitor; and a coupling circuit, which alternatively connects the additional capacitor in parallel to the feedback capacitor or else decouples the additional capacitor from the feedback capacitor. The switch opens at a first instant, where a first one of the two components assumes a first zero value; the coupling circuit decouples the additional capacitor from the feedback capacitor in a way synchronous with a second instant, where the first component assumes a second zero value.

Solid state relay harvesting power from load by measuring zero crossing
12063032 · 2024-08-13 · ·

A relay circuit, including a solid state relay switch, connected to a first relay line and to a charging capacitor, and connected to a second relay line. The relay circuit may also include a solid state relay control circuit, coupled between the charging capacitor and the solid state relay switch. The solid state relay control circuit may include a voltage detection circuit, having an input coupled to an output of the charging capacitor, and having an output arranged to generate a LOW voltage signal when a voltage level of the charging capacitor is below a low threshold value. The solid state relay control circuit may also include a zero crossing circuit, coupled to the first relay line and the second relay line, and having an output to generate a clock signal when a zero crossing event takes place between the first relay line and the second relay line.