Switching power supply apparatus
AssigneeNgai Kit Franki Poon
InventorNgai Kit Franki Poon
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AssigneeNgai Kit Franki Poon
InventorNgai Kit Franki Poon
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A power conversion apparatus comprises a first power supply rail, a second power supply rail, a power switching branch, and a circuit arrangement for recycling energies stored in parasitic reactive elements. The parasitic reactive element may be a parasitic inductor in series connection with a power switch of a power switching circuit or a parasitic capacitance across a semiconductor power switch. The circuit arrangement may comprise a clamper branch and/or a circuit arrangement comprising an auxiliary semiconductor switch. The clamper branch is for recycling energy stored in a parasitic inductor. An auxiliary semiconductor switch is connected in parallel with an output diode of a power switching circuit and operable by a control circuit to recycle energy stored on the parasitic capacitor.
A power conversion apparatus comprising a power switching branch which is configured to operate on input power to produce converted power by power switching operations, a power output portion for outputting the converted power, and a clamper circuit;
A power conversion apparatus comprising a power switching branch which is configured to operate on input power to produce converted power by power switching operations, a power output portion for outputting the converted power, and a clamper circuit;
A power conversion circuit comprising an electronic power switch, a power output circuit comprising a power output terminal, a first power supply rail and a second power supper rail, wherein the power switch comprises a switch first terminal, a switch second terminal which is connected to the second power rail and a switch third terminal which is a switching terminal, wherein the power switch is switchable by a train of switching pulses between an on-state during which current is to flow from the switch first terminal to the switch second terminal and an off-state during which flow of current between the switch first terminal and switch second terminal is impeded or blocked;
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