Digital fixed frequency anti-interference circuit
A fixed-frequency, digital technology, applied in the direction of electrical components, electronic switches, output power conversion devices, etc., can solve the problems of main power tube damage, radio frequency and conduction interference, and increased loss, so as to prolong the service life and eliminate High-frequency interference, convenient debugging effect
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[0014] The circuit structure of this embodiment is as figure 2 As shown, it includes:
[0015] An inverter IC1B (model: CD40106), which is used to invert the waveform, and its input terminal inputs the reference square wave V which generates the triangular wave carrier signal. 1 , the inverted output signal V 3 (also a square wave) is sent to an input of the XOR gate, and at the same time, the reference square wave V 1 The other way is directly input to the input terminal D of the double D flip-flop, see image 3 The waveform diagram shown.
[0016] An XOR gate IC2B (model: CD4030), used to compare the V at the input 3 and PWM control signal Vin with glitches, see image 3 , if the input signal V 3 Inconsistent with the Vin level (a high level, a low level), the output signal V 2 High level, sent to the clock pin CLK of the double D flip-flop; if the input V 1 Consistent with Vin (all high or all low), the output signal V 2 It is low level and sent to the clock pin C...
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