Power converter
A fast transient response converter is disclosed which makes use of stepping inductor in a switching converter to speed up output voltage response under fast transient condition. The inductive element in a switching converter is replaced by two series or parallel inductive elements, one of which has a smaller value of inductance than the other. During the fast transient period, the inductor with larger inductance value will be shorted to a voltage source. The total inductance will be greatly reduced and thus allows rapid current change during the transient change.
Inventor: POON FRANKI NGAI-KIT | PONG MAN-HAY | LIU JOE CHUI-PONG
Priority Number: TWI281604B
IPC Current: G05F000114 | H02M000300 | H02M0003158 | H02M000115
Assignee Applicant: The University of Hong Kong
Title: Power converter
Usefulness: Power converter
Summary: E.g. buck converter, boost converter, flyback converter, forward converter, push-pull converter, resonant converter, full bridge converter, Cuk converter, Sepic converter and half bridge converter used for computer application.
Novelty: Power converter e.g. buck converter for computer application, detects output voltage and accordingly operates MOSFETs to couple transformer winding to low impedance element during transient decrease in output power
Electronics
Circuit Design
Hong Kong
