Method of controlling an output power of a charging device, a circuit, and a charging device
AssigneeAnker Innovations Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsGuangxin LIU, Fu JIANG, Xiaolong LI
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AssigneeAnker Innovations Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsGuangxin LIU, Fu JIANG, Xiaolong LI
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A method of controlling an output power for a charging device, a circuit, and a charging device are provided. The charging device includes a first interface (405) and a second interface (406). The method includes: detecting (S101) a power demand of a device plugged in the first interface (405) and a power demand of a device plugged in the second interface (406); controlling and distributing (S102) the output power to the first interface (405) and the second interface (406) based on the power demand of the device plugged in the first interface, the power demand of the device plugged in the second interface, and a predefined power distribution principle. By detecting (S101) a power demand of a device plugged in the first interface (405) and a power demand of a device plugged in the second interface (406) and controlling and distributing (S102) the output power to the first interface (405) and the second interface (406) based on the power demand of the device plugged in the first interface and the power demand of the device plugged in the second interface, inconvenient charging of the charging device having various interfaces caused by high-power charging may be solved.
A method of controlling an output power for a charging device, the charging device comprising a first interface and a second interface, and the method comprising:
A control circuit of an output power for a charging device, the charging device comprising a first interface and a second interface, and the control circuit of the output power comprising:
The charging device according to claim 13 or 111, wherein the AC-DC power conversion circuit comprises an input rectification and tank circuit, a transformer, a synchronous rectification MOS, and a PWM controller arranged with a power switch;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.