The switching power supply device is provided with a high-withstand voltage first transistor, a first electrode of which being connected to a first node; a low-withstand voltage second transistor, a first electrode of which being connected to a second electrode of the first transistor, and a second electrode of which being connected to a second node; and a drive circuit. Each of the first and second transistors has a parasitic diode connected in the forward direction between the second and first electrodes. The drive circuit, in a case where electrical current is to flow from the first node to the second node, turns on the first and second transistors, and, in a case where electrical current is to flow from the second node to the first node, turns on the first transistor, and turns off the second transistor.

According to example configurations herein, an apparatus comprises a die and a host substrate. The die can include a first transistor and a second transistor. A surface of the die includes multiple conductive elements disposed thereon. The multiple conductive elements on the surface are electrically coupled to respective nodes of the first transistor and the second transistor. Prior to assembly, the first transistor and second transistor are electrically isolated from each other. During assembly, the surface of the die including the respective conductive elements is mounted on a facing of the host substrate. Accordingly, a die including multiple independent transistors can be flipped and mounted to a respective host substrate such as printed circuit board, lead frame, etc.

A circuit and method for providing improved load transient response in a DC-DC converter. A DCM modulator is incorporated into the converter controller to generate a DCM enable signal for the driver circuits for the converter. During normal operation, the DCM enable signal will remain in a first state and the driver circuits will operate in a continuous conduction mode. However, upon a load transient, the DCM enable signal will change to a second state and the driver circuits will operate in a discontinuous conduction mode.

A circuit includes a first passive device between supply and bias nodes, a first switching device and a second passive device between the bias and a reference node, a transistor between the supply and an output node, a third passive device and a second switching device between the output and a feedback node, a fourth passive device between the feedback and reference nodes, a third switching device between the supply and output nodes, and an amplifier controlling the transistor based on bias node and feedback node voltages. In a first mode, the first and second switching devices are off, the third switching device is on, and the supply node receives a first voltage level. In a second mode, the first and second switching devices are on, the third switching device is off, and a second voltage level greater than the first voltage level is received on the supply node.

Systems and methods that provide control circuits having multiple sub-control inputs that control operation of a power electronics device (e.g., a power converter). Each of the multiple sub-control inputs are output from a separate sub-control circuit that includes a feedback circuit having an input tied to a common control node. The common control node is coupled to an input of a controller (e.g., a PWM controller). Outputs of each of the sub-control circuits are coupled to the common control node by a respective switch (e.g., diode, transistor, etc.) so that each of the sub-control circuits may be selectively coupled to the common control node to provide a control signal to a controller. Since components of each of the feedback compensations circuits are biased at a regulation voltage instead of a higher power supply voltage, the control circuit may switch between control modes with minimal delay.

Disclosed are an electromagnetic induction type magnetic energy collector based on capacitive energy storage and a power improvement method. A main energy acquisition coil is sleeved in a main circuit to collect magnetic field energy, and a detection coil is sleeved in the main circuit to generate a sinusoidal signal for detecting zero crossing of a primary current; a switch group S2 and a switch group S1 are alternately turned on and off, a first rectifier bridge is connected to the switch group S2 and the switch group S1, and a comparator circuit is connected to the detection coil to compare the sinusoidal signal and convert the sinusoidal signal into a zero-crossing square wave signal; and a control module is connected to the comparator circuit, determines the zero crossing of the primary current based on the zero-crossing square wave signal.

The present disclosure provides a switching power device. A control unit of the switching power device includes a first state, a second state, a third state and a fourth state. In the first state, a first switch is turned on, and a second switch is turned off. In the second state, the first switch is turned off, and the second switch is turned on. In the third state, the first and second switches are turned off. In the fourth state, a voltage of a connection node of the first and second switches is less than that in the third state. The control unit repeats the first state, the second state, the third state, and the fourth state, and lengthens a period of the fourth state as an input voltage increases.

A method includes determining that a current at an inductor in a series transfer capacitor buck converter is decaying to zero during a first cycle. The method also includes, in response to determining that the current at the inductor is decaying to zero, enabling an electrostatic discharge (ESD) structure and turning off a low side transistor. The ESD structure is disposed at a node connecting the low side transistor, a high side transistor and the inductor. The method further includes disabling the ESD structure before the high side transistor is turned on during a next cycle following the first cycle.

A switching converter, including an input interface for providing an input voltage, an output interface for providing at least one output voltage, a voltage conversion device for converting the provided input voltage into one of the at least one output voltage, and a clock generator for providing a working clock, the clock generator being configured in such a way that the clock generator provides a modulated basic clock as the working clock. A control unit including such a switching converter, and a method for operating such a switching converter, are also described.

A power supply for an information handling system includes a rectifier circuit that is coupled to a power factor correction circuit. The power factor correction circuit includes a bulk capacitor. An extended hold-up capacitor is coupled in parallel to the bulk capacitor, via an electronic switch. The electronic switch has a first terminal coupled to the bulk capacitor and a second terminal coupled to the extended hold-up capacitor. A control circuit is coupled to a third terminal of the electronic switch and controls the operation of the electronic switch. An extended hold-up circuit is coupled to the extended hold-up capacitor and an output terminal of the power factor correction circuit. A digital signal controller is coupled to the extended hold-up circuit. The digital signal controller controls the operation of the extended hold-up circuit, and a DC to DC converter is coupled to the extended hold-up circuit.