Method and apparatus for gating of synchronous rectifier

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With condition responsive means to control the output...

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363127, H02M 7217

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ABSTRACT:
A synchronous rectifier circuit employs therein a pair of synchronously-operated switches, each switch being coupled between a separate respective input terminal and an output terminal of the circuit. One of the synchronously-operated switches is gated ON when a voltage applied across the synchronous rectifier circuit input terminals is of one polarity, and is gated OFF when current therein becomes substantially zero. The second switch is gated ON when a voltage applied across the input terminals is of the opposite polarity, and is gated OFF when current therein becomes substantially zero.

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