Shanghai, China

Xuezheng Ding

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Diodes Inc.. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Xuezheng Ding. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/xuezheng-ding-pebj4qrx

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Years Active: 2026

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Title: Xuezheng Ding: Patent Inventor in Shanghai

Introduction

Xuezheng Ding is an inventor based in Shanghai, China, associated with Diodes Incorporated. His work includes an invention concerning synchronous rectification and signal transmission in switching power supplies.

Latest Patents

Ding is credited with 1 patent: “Synchronous Rectification Chip Pin Multiplexing Technology.” The patent describes a switching power supply with a protocol circuit on its secondary side that detects the power demand of a connected load device. It also includes a synchronous rectifier circuit that controls a rectifier power tube and a signal transmission circuit that carries signals between the protocol and synchronous rectifier circuits.

Career Highlights

Ding’s patent focuses on coordinating power-demand detection and synchronous rectification within a switching power supply. This design brings together protocol, rectifier, and signal-transmission functions on the secondary side of the supply.

Collaborations

Ding’s listed coworkers include Andong Zhao and Zheng Ying. His work is associated with Diodes Incorporated.

Conclusion

Xuezheng Ding’s patent reflects his contribution to switching power supply technology through an approach that connects load-demand detection with synchronous rectifier control.

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