Anpec Electronics Corporation

Kang Sheng

Chih-Ning Chen

Ching-Feng Lai

Zong-Yu Wu

Hung-Chun Yeh

Yu-Chang Chen

A driving circuit for driving a fan with a plurality of operational modes includes an initiation module for generating a switch signal according to a feedback signal, a control module coupled to the initiation module for utilizing a pulse frequency modulation technique to generate a control signal according to the switch signal and a predetermined comparison signal, so as to drive the fan for a rotational operation, and a feedback module coupled to the fan for generating the feedback signal according to a conduction result of the fan. The rotational operation includes the plurality of operational modes, and the fan is switched between the plurality of operational modes according to different conduction results of the fan.

Driving circuit and method for fan

A current mode Boost converter is disclosed. The Boost converter operates in a pulse width modulation (PWM) mode or a pulse frequency modulation (PFM) mode. To prevent a load current with various probable magnitudes from varying a decision boundary between the PWM mode and the PFM mode, the Boost converter adaptively adjusts a trigger condition for the PFM mode according to a mean value of an inductor current or AC components of an inductor current of an inductor and a slope compensation current.

Current mode boost converter with fixed PWM/PFM boundary

A battery charging circuit for charging a rechargeable battery and improving operating stability includes a plurality of resistors for generating a first voltage; a first reference voltage source for providing a first reference voltage; an error amplifier for generating a second voltage according to the voltage difference between the first reference voltage and the first voltage; a second reference voltage source for providing a second reference voltage; a modulator for generating a control voltage according to the second reference voltage and the second voltage; a voltage-to-current control unit for generating a control current according to the control voltage; and a current mirror for generating an output current which is equal to a multiple of the control current, wherein the output current and its corresponding output voltage is applied to charge the rechargeable battery.

Battery charging circuit for improving operating stability

A current mode buck converter is disclosed. The buck converter operates in a pulse width modulation (PWM) mode or a pulse frequency modulation (PFM) mode. To prevent an output inductor with various probable magnitudes from varying a decision boundary between the PWM mode and the PFM mode, the buck converter adaptively adjusts a triggering condition for the pulse frequency modulation mode according to an average value of an inductor current of the output inductor or AC components of the inductor current and a slope compensation current.

Current mode buck converter with fixed PWM/PFM boundary

An electronic device for delivering DC power includes a load, a power end, an upper gate switch including a first end coupled to the power, a second end, and a third end, for conducting connection between the first and third ends according to the signal level of the second end, a lower gate switch including a first end coupled to the third end of the upper gate switch, a second end, and a third end coupled to ground, for conducting connection between the first and third ends according to the signal level of the second end, an inductor, and a switch control unit, coupled to the second end of the upper gate switch and the second end of the lower gate switch, for switching the upper gate switch between an ON state and an OFF state, and switching the lower gate switch between an ON state and a semi-ON state.

Electronic device for supplying DC power

A DC-DC converter capable of operating in a pulse-skipping mode for transforming power provided by a power generator for a load circuit includes a driving circuit for generating a gate driving signal according to a feedback signal and a pulse-skipping-mode control signal, a converter circuit for transforming power provided by the power generator for the load circuit according to the gate driving signal, a feedback circuit for generating the feedback signal for the driving circuit according to a feedback voltage of the load circuit, and a pulse-skipping-mode control circuit for generating the pulse-skipping-mode control signal and adjusting on-time of the generated pulse-skipping-mode control signal according to voltages outputted from the power generator and the converter circuit, so as to adjust voltage outputted from the converter circuit via the driving circuit.

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Taoyuan County, Taiwan

Kang Sheng