Silergy Semiconductor Technology (Hangzhou) Ltd

Zhejiang Sanhua Automotive Components Co., Ltd.

(A) Silergy Semiconductor Technology (Hangzhou) Ltd

Shuai Cheng

Chen Zhao

Jie Yao

Wei P Chen

Hong Yuan

Xiaolong Wang

Ze Li

Dun Xia

Shuiqing Liang

An electrically operated valve capable of quickly achieving reliable switching between multiple flow paths. The electrically operated valve includes a driving mechanism, an executing mechanism and a valve body assembly, wherein the driving mechanism includes a bushing and an output shaft located in the bushing, the executing mechanism includes a valve stem connected to the output shaft and a valve core connected to the valve stem, and the valve core is provided with a first flow channel and a second flow channel; the valve body assembly includes a valve body and a valve seat, the bushing forms a space isolated from the outside, the output shaft and a connecting portion between the valve stem and the output shaft are located in this space, and the valve body has a cavity, four through holes and a plug port.

Electrically operated valve

An adaptive charger can include: a power converter configured to receive an input current from an external power supply, and to generate an output current as a charging current to a load; a current feedback loop configured to compare a first detection signal that represents the input current against a first current reference signal, and to generate a first error signal, where the power converter is configured to regulate the input current according to the first error signal; and the current feedback loop being configured to determine an overload state of the external power supply according to an input voltage of the power converter, where the charger is configured to enter a current limit state when the external power supply is determined to be in the overload state, and where the first current reference signal is gradually reduced until the external power supply recovers to a non-overloaded state.

Adaptive charger with input current limitation and controlling method for the same

In one embodiment, a battery charger can include: (i) a step-up converter configured to generate an output signal by boosting a DC input voltage, where a threshold voltage is greater than the DC input voltage; (ii) a charging control circuit configured to receive the output signal from the step-up converter, and to control charging of a battery; (iii) the charging control circuit being configured to regulate the output signal to maintain a charging current for the battery charging as a trickle current when a battery voltage is less than the threshold voltage; and (iv) the charging control circuit being configured to charge the battery directly by the output signal when the battery voltage is greater than the threshold voltage.

Step-up battery charging management system and control method thereof

Disclosed herein are circuits and methods for limiting a charger input current. In one embodiment, a self-adaptive input power charger for charging a battery, can include: (i) a power stage circuit configured to receive an external input power supply that supplies an input voltage and an input current to the charger; (ii) a comparison circuit configured to generate a comparison result indicating that the input power supply has entered a current-limiting state when the input voltage is less than a first reference voltage; (iii) a current regulation circuit configured to generate a first control signal in response to the comparison result; and (iv) a driving control circuit configured to limit the input current by the first control signal.

Self-adaptive input power charger and method for controlling input current of charger

The present invention relates to reference voltage regulating methods and circuits for a constant current driver. In one embodiment, a method can include: setting a reference voltage circuit matching with a current output channel of a constant current source; setting a first resistor of the reference voltage circuit to follow an ideal equivalent resistor of the current output channel, and maintaining a proportion of the first resistor and the ideal equivalent resistor to be no less than a predetermined value M; setting a first current of the reference voltage circuit to follow an ideal output current of the current output channel, and maintaining a proportion of the first current and the ideal output current to be no less than 1/M; and setting a product of the first current and the first resistor to be a reference voltage of the reference voltage circuit.

Reference voltage regulating method and circuit for constant current driver

The present invention relates to device matching in an integrated circuit. In one embodiment, an integrated circuit of matched devices can include: N main-devices to be matched by 4&#xd7;K sub-devices configured to form K device arrays, where each of the device arrays includes four sub-device groups arrayed symmetrically around a vertical axis and a horizontal axis, where each of the sub-device groups includes N sub-devices arrayed with equal distance along a direction of the vertical axis, where K and N are integers, and N is larger than two; metal lead wires arrayed in parallel and with equal distance, and configured to connect the main-devices; a common connecting wire configured to connect common nodes of the sub-devices together; and where four sub-devices arrayed in the four sub-device groups, and other sub-devices arrayed in other sub-device groups, are coupled to form 4&#xd7;K sub-devices to match the main-devices.

Device matching layout and method for IC

Methods and circuits related to power regulation are disclosed. In one embodiment, a power regulator for converting an input electrical signal to an output electrical signal to supply power to a load, can include: (i) a power stage having switching devices and a filter; (ii) a regulation signal generator for the switching devices that includes a feedback circuit and a PWM, the feedback circuit receiving an output signal from the power stage, the PWM receiving an output from the feedback circuit, and generating a PWM control signal; (iii) a constant time generator receiving the PWM control signal and generating a constant time signal based on the PWM control signal duty cycle; and (iv) a logic/driving circuit receiving the PWM control signal and the constant time signal, and controlling operation of the switching devices to modulate the output signal from the power stage, and maintaining a pseudo constant operation frequency.

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Hangzhou, China

Shuai Cheng