Add to ORKGA synchronous rectifier using current driven approach is disclosed which can replace diode rectifier in most of the power converter topologies to enable low rectification loss. The present invention comprises a low loss switch and essentially a transformer with at lease one current sensing winding, windings for current sense energy recovery and one driving winding connected to a hysteresis driver which provides driving signal and power for the synchronous rectifier. A hysteresis driver is introduced which can reduce the noise interference to the driving signal, increase the operating frequency range, eliminate the saturation problem of the current sensing transformer and hence provide more flexibility to the transformer design. This synchro...
The self-driven synchronous rectification (SDSR) forward topology is widely used in offline low volt...
Synchronous rectification has previously been adopted in switched-mode circuits for reducing the con...
Abstract—Synchronous rectification has previously been adop-ted in switched-mode circuits for reduci...
A synchronous rectifier using current driven approach is disclosed which can replace diode rectifier...
A Synchronous Rectifier Using Current Driven Approach Is Disclosed Which Can Replace Diode Rectifier...
The present invention is one kind of current driving sync rectifier capable of replacing diode recti...
A synchronous rectifier is disclosed which makes use of current driving technique to enable low cond...
A synchronous rectifier using current driven approach is disclosed which can replace diode rectifier...
A new current driven synchronous rectification technology is presented. It is intended for high curr...
A novel current-driven synchronous rectifier is presented in this paper. With the help of current se...
Abstract—A novel current-driven synchronous rectifier is presented in this paper. With the help of c...
Current-driven synchronous rectifier with current sensing energy recovery has been proved to be suit...
Conventional self-driven synchronous rectification forward topology cannot provide drive voltage for...
A Synchronous Rectifier Is Disclosed, Which Makes Use Of Gate Charge Retention Technique. In A Forwa...
There is ever-increasing demand in telecommunication system, data server and computer equipment for ...
The self-driven synchronous rectification (SDSR) forward topology is widely used in offline low volt...
Synchronous rectification has previously been adopted in switched-mode circuits for reducing the con...
Abstract—Synchronous rectification has previously been adop-ted in switched-mode circuits for reduci...
A synchronous rectifier using current driven approach is disclosed which can replace diode rectifier...
A Synchronous Rectifier Using Current Driven Approach Is Disclosed Which Can Replace Diode Rectifier...
The present invention is one kind of current driving sync rectifier capable of replacing diode recti...
A synchronous rectifier is disclosed which makes use of current driving technique to enable low cond...
A synchronous rectifier using current driven approach is disclosed which can replace diode rectifier...
A new current driven synchronous rectification technology is presented. It is intended for high curr...
A novel current-driven synchronous rectifier is presented in this paper. With the help of current se...
Abstract—A novel current-driven synchronous rectifier is presented in this paper. With the help of c...
Current-driven synchronous rectifier with current sensing energy recovery has been proved to be suit...
Conventional self-driven synchronous rectification forward topology cannot provide drive voltage for...
A Synchronous Rectifier Is Disclosed, Which Makes Use Of Gate Charge Retention Technique. In A Forwa...
There is ever-increasing demand in telecommunication system, data server and computer equipment for ...
The self-driven synchronous rectification (SDSR) forward topology is widely used in offline low volt...
Synchronous rectification has previously been adopted in switched-mode circuits for reducing the con...
Abstract—Synchronous rectification has previously been adop-ted in switched-mode circuits for reduci...