Abstract A switching regulator includes a primary-side circuit having a rectifier circuit without a smoothing circuit for applying a high-frequency pulse input voltage to a primary side of a high-frequency transformer, a secondary-side circuit including a rectifier circuit and a smoothing circuit at a secondary side of the high-frequency transformer, a superimposing chopping-wave voltage forming circuit for forming a chopping-wave voltage or a saw-tooth-wave voltage in synchronism with a pulse frequency of the primary-side circuit to superimpose a secondary-side d.c. output detecting voltage on the chopping-wave voltage or the saw-tooth-wave voltage, a control circuit which outputs a pulse signal when the chopping-wave voltage or the saw-tooth-wave voltage formed by the superimposing chopping-wave voltage forming circuit exceeds a reference voltage and lowers a clock pulse in level by use of a latch characteristic on the basis of the outputted pulse signal and hold the clock pulse till a rising of a succeeding clock pulse to output the clock pulse to the primary-side circuit as a switching pulse signal, and a step-up circuit having a bypass line and an inductor arranged in parallel to each other between the rectifier circuit and the high-frequency transformer in the primary-side circuit.
A switching regulator comprising: a primary-side circuit including a rectifier circuit without a smoothing circuit for applying a high-frequency pulse input voltage to a primary side of a high-frequency transformer; a secondary-side circuit including a rectifier circuit and a smoothing circuit at a secondary side of said high-frequency transformer; a superimposing chopping-wave voltage forming circuit for forming a chopping-wave voltage or a saw-tooth-wave voltage in synchronism with a pulse frequency of said primary-side circuit and superimposing a secondary-side d.c. output detecting voltage on the chopping-wave voltage or the saw-tooth-wave voltage; a control circuit which outputs a pulse signal when the superimposed chopping-wave voltage or the saw-tooth-wave voltage formed by said superimposing chopping-wave voltage forming circuit exceeds a reference voltage and lowers a clock pulse in level by use of a latch characteristic on the basis of the outputted pulse signal and hold the clock pulse till a rising of a succeeding clock pulse to output the clock pulse to said primary-side circuit as a switching pulse signal; and a step-up circuit having a bypass line and an inductor arranged in parallel to each other between said rectifier circuit and said high-frequency transformer in said primary-side circuit.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
196 words
A switching regulator comprising: a primary-side circuit including a rectifier circuit without a smoothing circuit for applying a high-frequency pulse input voltage to a primary side of a high-frequency transformer; a secondary-side circuit including a rectifier circuit and a smoothing circuit at a secondary side of said high-frequency transformer; a superimposing chopping-wave voltage forming circuit for forming a chopping-wave voltage or a saw-tooth-wave voltage in synchronism with a pulse frequency of said primary-side circuit and superimposing a secondary-side d.c. output detecting voltage on the chopping-wave voltage or the saw-tooth-wave voltage; a control circuit which outputs a pulse signal when the superimposed chopping-wave voltage or the saw-tooth-wave voltage formed by said superimposing chopping-wave voltage forming circuit exceeds a reference voltage and lowers a clock pulse in level by use of a latch characteristic on the basis of the outputted pulse signal and hold the clock pulse till a rising of a succeeding clock pulse to output the clock pulse to said primary-side circuit as a switching pulse signal; and a step-up circuit having a bypass line and an inductor arranged in parallel to each other between said rectifier circuit and said high-frequency transformer in said primary-side circuit.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
27 words
A switching regulator as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a switching circuit for controlling a current flowing in said inductor according to an input voltage waveform.