Integrated circuit for realizing zero power consumption standby, of switching power supply
OwnerMing Liuinventor
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Abstract
An integrated circuit for realizing a zero power consumption standby of switching power supply is disclosed, including a zero-power-consumption controller for controlling the switching power supply. The zero-power-consumption controller comprises a charge coupled circuit, a zero-power-consumption microprocessor, and a zero-power-consumption voltage regulation circuit, and an input from an AC power source is sequentially fed into the zero-power-consumption voltage regulation circuit and the zero-power-consumption microprocessor via the charge coupled circuit.
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A zero-power-consumption controller comprising a charge coupled circuit, a zero-power-consumption microprocessor, and a zero-power-consumption voltage regulation circuit, wherein the charge coupled circuit comprises a first capacitor and a third capacitor, the zero-power-consumption voltage regulation circuit comprises two pairs of MOS transistors, a zero-power-consumption voltage regulator, and a source of reference voltage, wherein the first pair of MOS transistors comprises a first MOS transistor and a third MOS transistor, the second pair of MOS transistors comprises a second MOS transistor and a fourth MOS transistor, a first terminal of an AC power source is connected with a junction between the first MOS transistor and the third MOS transistor in the zero-power-consumption voltage regulation circuit via the first capacitor, a junction between the second MOS transistor and the fourth MOS transistor is floated, a second terminal of the AC power source is connected with a ground terminal of the zero-power-consumption controller via the third capacitor, the third capacitor is connected sequentially to a diode and a Vdd winding of a transformer of the switching power supply, and an input from the AC power source is sequentially fed into the zero-power-consumption voltage regulation circuit and the zero-power-consumption microprocessor via the charge coupled circuit.
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