Switching type voltage regulator with noncontinuous feedback

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including automatic or integral protection means

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363 97, H02H 7122

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047046716

ABSTRACT:
A voltage regulator circuit for a switching type converter operates by applying full power to the output if it falls below a reference value and zero power if the reference value is exceeded. The switching device of the voltage regulator is operated at a first high frequency and is periodically enabled to supply power to the output for discrete operative clock cycles at a second lower clock frequency in accord with the output signal level. An interval of off-time follows each operative cycle.
In another embodiment operation of the switching devices is continuous, but power flow to the output is significantly reduced when the output voltage is overlimit.

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