Chi-Tsung Wu

Title: Chi-Tsung Wu and Adjustable Protection in Power Converters.

Introduction

Chi-Tsung Wu is an inventor associated with New Taipei City, Taiwan. His patent work concerns power-conversion technology and protection mechanisms for power supplies.

Latest Patents

Wu is credited with 1 patent: “Isolated Converter with Output Voltage Protection and Adjustable Protection Threshold.” The invention describes a power supply that provides an output voltage to a load and adjusts its over-power protection threshold according to that voltage. A switch and two resistors configure different resistance values: at one output-voltage level, the switch connects the resistors in parallel to set one protection value; at another level, the switch turns off, leaving the second resistor to set a different value. This approach enables the converter’s protection threshold to adapt to the output-voltage condition.

Career Highlights

Wu is associated with Chicony Power Technology. His patent reflects work on power-supply protection, particularly the use of output-voltage conditions to adjust over-power protection.

Collaborations

Wu’s listed coworker is Kuo-Yang Chen. The available information identifies their professional association but does not specify a particular joint project.

Conclusion

Chi-Tsung Wu’s patent focuses on an adjustable protection threshold for isolated power converters, linking output-voltage conditions with over-power protection.