Circuit for starting up a synchronous step-up DC/DC...

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Output level responsive – Using a three or more terminal semiconductive device as the...

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C323S224000

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07456622

ABSTRACT:
The low voltage circuit for starting up a synchronous step-up DC/DC converter, which connects to a voltage source through an inductor, includes a P-type power transistor, an N-type power transistor and a controller. The P-type power transistor includes a body diode, and one end of the P-type power transistor acts as a power source of an oscillator. The N-type power transistor connects the P-type power transistor in series, and both of the power transistors are not enabled at the same time. The oscillator electrically connects to the controller, which enables the P-type power transistor at initialization time, and enables the N-type power transistor a period after the initialization time.

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