Drive circuit for a synchronous rectifier, method of...

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Using semiconductor-type converter

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C363S017000

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07082043

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a transition-isolating drive circuit for a synchronous rectifier. In one embodiment, the transition-isolating drive circuit includes drive switches coupled to a transformer winding and configured to provide drive signals for the synchronous rectifier. Additionally, the transition-isolating drive circuit also includes a conduction-inhibiting circuit, coupled to the drive switches, that increases a turn-off voltage of the drive signals to a predetermined level.

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