Nxp USA, Inc.

Radek Holis

Lukas Vaculik

Ivan Sieklik

Huan Mao

Dengyu Jiang

A power-meter includes a digital signal processor (DSP) configured to determine a respective consumed energy within each of a plurality of predetermined contiguous time intervals, a dequantizer, and a pulse generator. The dequantizer is configured to, for each time interval, determine a sum of a remainder and the consumed energy, calculate an integer pulse-count by dividing the sum of the remainder and the consumed energy by a predetermined pulse-quantum, calculate a new remainder by subtracting the product of the integer pulse-count and the pulse-quantum from the sum, and replace the remainder by the new remainder The pulse generator is configured to, for each time interval, generate the integer pulse-count number of pulses of an indicator signal.

Power-meter apparatus, circuits and methods

A controller for a power converter includes a generator module which generates a sequence of pulses each having a width defined by a rise moment and fall moment stored in respective RM and FM registers. The sequence of pulses have a repetition rate that is modulated by a repetition period value stored in a RP register. A memory of the controller has tables of rise moment values, fall moment values and repetition period values configured to be written into the RM, FM and RP registers respectively. A direct memory access (DMA) module of the controller is configured to write rise moment, fall moment, and repetition period values from the respective memory table into the RM, FM, and RP registers respectively, in response to a DMA trigger. A core coupled to the DMA module is configured to write the rise moment, fall moment, and repetition period values into the memory tables.

Controller for a power converter and a method of controlling a power converter

A wireless power transmitter to wirelessly transmit power applies a current or voltage to a transmitter coil based on an indication of coupling being in a predetermined range. The current or voltage which is applied causes the transmitter coil to transmit a high power (HP) DPING. A response to the HP DPING indicates that a wireless power receiver is located on a charging surface and a power signal is then transmitted to the wireless power receiver to charge or power an electronic device coupled to the wireless power receiver. Use of HP DPING improves the wireless power transmission performance including transmission area and interoperability of wireless power transmitters with low coupling to wireless power receivers.

Wireless power transmitter which detects low coupling with a wireless power receiver, and methods for wireless power transmission

A controller for generating a sequence of pulse is disclosed. The controller includes a plurality of pulse width modulation (PWM) modules. Each PWM Module configured to generate a first sequence of pulses and a second sequence of pulses each having a width that is modulated by a PWM value stored in a PWM register of the PWM module. Each PWM module includes two outputs. The first sequence of pulses is outputted on the first output and the second sequence of pulses is outputted on the second output. The controller also includes a memory having a plurality of memory tables and a plurality of direct memory access (DMA) modules. Each memory table configured to store PWM values to be written into the PWM register and each DMA module is coupled to a respective PWM module in the plurality of PWM modules and to a respective memory table in the plurality of memory tables and configured to write a PWM value from the memory table into the PWM register in response to a DMA trigger. The controller further includes a core coupled to the plurality of memory tables and configured to write the PWM values into the plurality of memory tables.

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Karolinka, Czechia

Radek Holis