Delta Electronics, Inc.

Delta Electronics (shanghai) Co., Ltd

Pei-Qing Hu

Jian-Hong Zeng

Jian-Ping Ying

Hong-Jian Gan

Hong-Yuan Jin

Chao Yan

Shou-Yu Hong

Hao-Yi Ye

Xiao-Ni Xin

A driving circuit for driving a power switch. The driving circuit and the power switch are collaboratively defined as an equivalent circuit. The equivalent circuit includes a first equivalent capacitor corresponding to an input capacitor of the power switch, an equivalent inductor, and a second equivalent capacitor corresponding to a parasitic parameter of at least one driving switch. In the charging procedure or the discharging of the first equivalent capacitor, a change amount of charges in the first equivalent capacitor while a voltage of the input capacitor is changed from a voltage corresponding to no inductor current to a set voltage is larger than or equal to a change amount of charges in the second equivalent capacitor while the voltage of the input capacitor is changed from the voltage corresponding to no inductor current to a steady voltage.

Driving circuit for power switch

A power supply system includes a first converting stage, a second converting stage, and a third converting stage. The first converting stage is configured to generate a first voltage according to a first input voltage. The second converting stage is coupled to the first converting stage in series, and includes a first non-regulated power converter and a second non-regulated power converter. The first non-regulated power converter is configured to generate a second voltage according to the first voltage. The second non-regulated power converter is configured to generate a third voltage according to the second voltage. The second voltage is higher than the third voltage, and a varying range of the second voltage is wider than a varying range of the third voltage. The third converting stage is configured to generate a first output voltage according to the third voltage.

Power supply system, uninterruptible power supply system, and power supply method

Disclosed herein is a power supply apparatus that includes a main board, a power unit, a control unit, pads and a pin. The control unit and the power unit are stacked on the main board and at a position in adjacent to a load; the plurality of pads are distributed along the lateral side of the power unit and the lateral side of the control unit; the plurality of pins and pads are electrically coupled and electrically coupled with the main board, the control unit and the power unit; the control unit is configured to control the power unit, so that the power unit supplies electricity to the adjacent load.

Power supply apparatus

A power converter includes a carrier, a first electronic component, a second electronic component, and a connection part. The first electronic component is disposed on the bottom surface of the carrier. The second electronic component is disposed on the top surface of the carrier. A first terminal of the connection part is coupled to the top surface or the bottom surface of the carrier. A second terminal of the connection part is a bonding pad and attached to the first electronic component's surface apart from the carrier. The carrier is disposed at &#x2153; to &#x2154; of a height of the power-converter. The connection part is fabricated by mechanical support of the first electronic component.

Power converter and method for manufacturing the same

A DC/DC converter, a power converter and a control method thereof are disclosed, where the DC/DC converter includes an output circuit, a rectangular wave generator, a resonant tank, a detection unit and a control unit. The output circuit has a load. The rectangular wave generator converts an input voltage into at least one rectangular wave. The resonant tank provides a first voltage based on the rectangular wave for the output circuit. The detection unit detects a signal related to a state of the load. When the state of the load is light-load or a no-load, the control unit controls a working frequency or a duty ratio of the rectangular wave, so that the duty ratio of the rectangular wave is within a predetermined range, in which a voltage gain of the DC/DC converter is greater than another voltage gain under the condition of 50% duty ratio.

DC/DC converter, power converter and control method thereof

A DC/DC converter, a power converter and a control method thereof are disclosed, where the DC/DC converter includes an output circuit having a load, a rectangular wave generator having a bridge arm, a resonant tank, a detection unit and a control unit. The bridge arm includes a first and a second switches connected each other. The detection unit detects a signal related to a state of the load. When the state of the load is a light-load or a no-load, the control unit controls ON/OFF state of the first and second switches by pulse width modulation mode to convert an input voltage into at least one rectangular wave for the resonant tank. A duty ratio of the first switch is within a first or second predetermined range, and a duty ratio of the second switch is complementary to the duty ratio of the first switch, whereby a voltage gain of the DC/DC converter is greater than 1.

A DC/DC converter, a power converter and a control method thereof are disclosed, wherein the DC/DC converter includes an output circuit, a rectangular wave generator, a resonant tank, a detection unit and a control unit. The output circuit has a load. The rectangular wave generator converts an input voltage into driving pulses. The resonant tank provides a first voltage based on the driving pulses for the output circuit. The detection unit detects a signal related to a state of the load. When the state of the load is a light-load or a no-load, the control unit controls the rectangular wave generator in a hiccup mode to reduce a ratio of a work period to a stop period, or makes that number of the driving pulses within the current work period is less than the number of the driving pulses when a duty ratio is 50%.

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