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Lite-on Technology Corporation

Metal Industries Research & Development Centre

Yao-Ching Hsieh

Jing-Yuan Lin

Huang-Jen Chiu

Yu-Kang Lo

Po-Jung Tseng

Ming-Cheng Chen

Cheng-Yen Chen

Sih-Yi Lee

Po-Wen Hsueh

John L Chen

Cheng-Yen Chou

Tse-Wei Chao

Kuan-Fu Chou

Jian-Yi Hong

Disclosed is an integrated transformer used in a resonant converter. The integrated transformer includes a primary side circuit, a secondary side circuit and an integrated core. A first voltage received by the primary side circuit is converted to a second voltage due to the electromagnetic induction, and the second voltage is outputted by the secondary side circuit. The primary side circuit is configured on the integrated core. The integrated core includes many iron rings, and the iron rings have a common side. The common side of the iron rings is a center column of the integrated core, and the other sides of the iron rings are rim columns of the integrated core. The coils of the primary side circuit are configured respectively to the rim columns of the integrated core, and the coils of the primary side circuit are connected in serial.

Integrated transformer

An inverter device comprises a first stage circuit, a second stage circuit and a control module. The first stage circuit comprises a first switch module and a charge-discharge module. The second stage circuit comprises a second switch module and a filter module. The control module outputs a first control signal for controlling the first switch module to turn on/off and a second control signal for controlling the second switch module to turn on/off. The control module obtains an input current from the first stage circuit, and adjusts the input current according to a predetermined current value. In addition, the control module obtains an output power from the AC output terminal, and adjusts the duty cycle of the first control signal according to the output power and a predetermined output power.

Inverter device and controlling method thereof

An interleaved buck converter performs buck conversion by controlling operation of each of two switches thereof between an ON state and an OFF state. The switches have the same switching period and the same ON time interval, and a time delay from switching of one of the switches into the ON state to switching of the other one of the switches into the ON state equals the ON time interval of the switches minus a predetermined time interval.

Interleaved buck converter

A single-stage AC-to-DC converter includes a bus capacitor, a power factor correcting module, a resonant converting module and a control module. The power factor correcting module generates, based on an AC (alternating current) input voltage, a first control signal and a second control signal, a DC (direct current) bus voltage across the bus capacitor and an intermediate voltage switching between the bus voltage and zero. The resonant converting module generates a DC output voltage based on the intermediate voltage. The control module generates, based on the bus voltage, the first and second control signals, each of which switches between an active state and an inactive state and has a duty cycle associated with the bus voltage.

Single-stage AC-to-DC converter with variable duty cycle

The present invention relates to a single-stage zero-current switching driving circuit for ultrasonic motor, which comprises: a buck-boost converter and a zero-current switching resonant inverter. The driving circuit according to the present invention integrates the buck-boost converter and the resonant inverter into a single-stage structure, so that the buck-boost converter and the resonant inverter share an active switch and a trigger signal, and therefore, the circuit is simplified and the loss caused by stage switching is reduced. Moreover, the buck-boost converter operates in a discontinuous-conduction mode (DCM), which allows the circuit to have high power factor, and enables the active switch to be capable of zero-current switching (ZCS), so that the loss caused by switching is largely reduced. In the driving circuit according to the present invention, there's no interaction of power between the buck-boost converter and the resonant inverter, so that the two circuits can be analyzed individually. Therefore, the driving circuit according to the present invention having simplified circuit, low loss caused by switching, and low manufacturing cost, can be a competitive product after being commercialized.

Single-stage zero-current switching driving circuit for ultrasonic motor

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Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Yao-Ching Hsieh