Method and circuit for confirming signal correctness and charging system using the circuit

Abstract

The invention proposes a method and circuit for confirming the correctness of signals, and a charging system using the circuit. The method for confirming the correctness of the signal includes: providing a current through a time-dependent impedance circuit. The impedance of the time-dependent impedance circuit changes with time. At the first time point, the current passes through the time-dependent impedance circuit to generate a second A voltage, and at a second time point, the current passes through the time-varying impedance circuit to generate a second voltage, wherein the first voltage is different from the second voltage. If the relationship between the first voltage and the second voltage conforms to the default relationship, it is confirmed that the signal provided by the node coupled with the time-varying impedance circuit is correct.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method and circuit for confirming the correctness of signals and a charging system using the circuit, in particular to a method and circuit for confirming the correctness of signals through the voltage variation relationship, and a charging system using the circuit. Background technique [0002] Please refer to figure 1 , which shows a schematic block diagram of a prior art charging system. Such as figure 1 As shown, the prior art charging system 100 includes a power supply 10 , a cable 70 and an electronic device 20 . The power supply 10 and the electronic device 20 are coupled to each other via a cable 70 . The power supply 10 includes a power converter 11 and a control circuit 12 , wherein the control circuit 12 controls the operation of the power converter 11 . The electronic device 20 includes a load 21 . The cable 70 includes a positive power transmission line 71 , a negative power transmission line 73 and ...

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[0003] Under normal conditions, the voltage of node CC2 is equal to VA*R12 / (R11+R12); however, under abnormal conditions, when there is dust or dirt on the port connecting the electronic device 20 and the cable 70, it may cause a negative power supply Another conduction path between the transmission line 73 and the signal transmission line 72 is represented by a dashed resistor R13

As a result, the voltage of the node CC2 will be out of alignment, causing the signal provided from the electronic device 20 via the node CC2 to be incorrect.

The defect of this prior art is that the charging system 100 cannot know whether the signal provided by the electronic device 20 (power receiving end) via the node CC2 is correct or not.

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