Band gap power supply circuit
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorsShimpei Yamashita, Sho Ikeda
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Abstract
Disclosed is a band gap power supply circuit including a band gap core circuit to perform control in such a way that the sum of a current flowing through a diode and a current flowing through a first current path becomes equal to the sum of a current flowing through a diode and a current flowing through a second current path, and the sum of the forward direction voltage of the diode and a voltage drop across a resistor becomes equal to the forward direction voltage of the diode; and a switch control circuit to control a switch and a switch from off to on at a time of a startup of a power supply.
Claims5
A band gap power supply circuit comprising:
- a band gap core circuit having a first switch to make up a first current path in which a first resistor is connected in series to the first switch, and to turn on and off an electrical connection between the first resistor and a ground potential, a first rectifier element connected in parallel to the first current path, a second switch to make up a second current path in which a second resistor is connected in series to the second switch, and to turn on and off an electrical connection between the second resistor and the ground potential, and a second rectifier element to make up a current path in which a third resistor is connected in series to the second rectifier element, the current path being connected in parallel to the second current path, to perform control in such a way that a sum of a current flowing through the first rectifier element and a current flowing through the first current path becomes equal to a sum of a current flowing through the second rectifier element and a current flowing through the second current path, and a sum of a forward direction voltage of the second rectifier element and a voltage drop across the third resistor becomes equal to a forward direction voltage of the first rectifier element;
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- a switch control circuit to control the first switch and the second switch from off to on at a time of a startup of a power supply to supply a power supply voltage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.