Voltage detection method and circuit and switching power supply with voltage detection circuit
A voltage detection method and a switching power supply technology, which are applied in the electronic field, can solve the problems of power loss, large volume, and complex detection circuit structure, and achieve the effects of improving conversion efficiency, simple circuit implementation, and reducing circuit cost.
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[0074] see Figure 4 , the present embodiment provides a voltage detection method, which mainly includes the following steps:
[0075] Step 401: Generate a first current according to a first voltage and a conversion resistance.
[0076] During the working process of the switching power supply, according to the inductance current of the inductor in the switching power supply, the first time period T1 and the second time period T2 in each switching cycle are determined.
[0077] Wherein, the switching period in the embodiment of the present invention refers to the switching period of the power switch in the switching power supply.
[0078] In any switching cycle, the time period in which the inductor current continues to rise is recorded as the first time period, which is marked as T1, and the time period in which the inductor current continues to decrease is recorded as the second time period, which is recorded as T2.
[0079] For example, see Figure 5 As shown, in a switch...
Embodiment 2
[0116] As an illustration of this embodiment, this embodiment provides a method for detecting the output voltage of a switching power supply, see Figure 6 Shown, its difference with embodiment 1 is:
[0117] After step 404, step 605 is further included:
[0118] Step 605: Compare the initial voltage of the detection capacitor with the detection voltage, and determine the current output voltage state of the switching power supply according to the comparison result.
[0119] When Vc(T1+T2)>Vco, due to at this time That is, the current output voltage Vo of the switching power supply is greater than the set output voltage at this time;
[0120] When Vc(T1+T2)=Vco, and That is, the current output voltage Vo of the switching power supply is equal to the set output voltage at this time.
[0121] When Vc(T1+T2) and That is, at this time, the current output voltage Vo of the switching power supply is lower than the set output voltage.
[0122] The voltage comparison in th...
Embodiment 3
[0125] As an illustration of this embodiment, this embodiment provides a voltage detection method, see Figure 7 Shown, its difference with embodiment 1 mainly lies in:
[0126] After step 404, step 706 is further included:
[0127] Step 706: Reset the voltage of the detection capacitor in the third time period of each switching cycle.
[0128] Wherein, the third time period T3 is: in each switching cycle, the time period from the end of the second time period T2 to the arrival of the next switching cycle, that is, the period from the end of the second time period T2 to the next switching cycle The time period between the start moments of the first time period T1.
[0129] As an illustration of this example, see Figure 9 As shown, the third time period T3 may be, but not limited to, specifically: in each switching period, after the inductor current reaches zero, resonance occurs near zero and gradually stabilizes at zero.
[0130] Return after step 706, so as to perform c...
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