Synchronous rectification circuit

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

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C363S053000

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ABSTRACT:
A synchronous rectification circuit of a switching power supply device where circuit elements such as rectification switch elements are protected when an abnormality occurs in an output of a transformer, wherein a (fault) detecting circuit detects an abnormality of a trigger signal transmitted from a transformer, a shutoff circuit quickly cuts off a discharge route of an inductor (coil) forming a gate drive signal source of a first transistor (NMOS transistor) when the (fault) detecting circuit detects an abnormality, and a (linear) driver holds (clamps) a drain-source voltage of the NMOS transistor at a constant voltage and turns on the NMOS transistor by that constant voltage so as to prevent it from turning off immediately when the detecting circuit detects an abnormality.

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patent: 2003-189608 (2003-07-01), None

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