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US 2023/0155501 A1Published application
Switching power circuit
AssigneesKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba, Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation
InventorsToshimasa Namekawa, Ryoma Matsuo, Katsumasa Tanaka
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Abstract
According to one embodiment, a switching power circuit compares a reference voltage with a feedback voltage of an output voltage, and controls the output voltage in accordance with the reference voltage, in which in a case where the output current is greater than a predetermined set current, the voltage of the reference voltage is decreased.
Claims8
A switching power circuit, comprising:
- a first switching transistor in which a main current path is connected between an input terminal to which a direct-current input voltage is applied and an output terminal supplying an output voltage;
- an inductor that is connected between the switching transistor and the output terminal;
- a first PWM signal generation circuit that generates a first PWM signal of which a duty ratio is changed in accordance with a first control voltage based on a control voltage output from a differential amplifier circuit comparing a reference voltage with a feedback voltage of the output voltage;
- a first rectification diode that is connected in a forward direction towards the first switching transistor from a ground;
- a second rectification diode that is connected in the forward direction towards the output terminal from the inductor;
- a second switching transistor that is connected between an anode of the second rectification diode and the ground;
- a second PWM signal generation circuit that generates a second PWM signal of which a duty ratio is changed in accordance with a second control voltage based on the control voltage, on a gate of the second switching transistor;
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- an overcurrent protection circuit that decreases a voltage of the reference voltage in a case where an output current of the first switching transistor is greater than a set current.
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