Abstract: A boost converter includes a first boost conversion unit and a second boost conversion unit. Coils of the first boost conversion unit and the second boost conversion unit are coupled with each other. Due to coupling of the coils, the second boost conversion unit releases energy while the first boost conversion unit stores energy in a period of time. Furthermore, due to coupling of the coils, the first boost conversion unit releases energy while the second boost conversion unit stores energy in another period of time. The two boost conversion units operate alternately, thereby adjusting switching loss and averaging output power of components. Furthermore, as switching frequency increases, the coil inductance, as well as the capacitance required in the two boost conversion units can be reduced correspondingly, thus substantially enhancing responses of the two boost conversion units as a whole.

Abstract: A multi-phase buck converter comprising a first switch set, a second switch set, a capacitor, a first power storing and coupling unit, and a second power storing and coupling unit is provided. The first and the second switch sets are for providing an input voltage and a low voltage. One end of the capacitor is coupled to the low voltage, and the other end generates an output voltage. The first and the second power storing and coupling units are respectively coupled between the capacitor and the first switch set and between the capacitor and the second switch set. The first power storing and coupling unit comprises a primary coil and a first inductance. The second power storing and coupling unit comprises a secondary coil and a second inductance. During a first, a second and a third period, the first inductance and the second inductance respectively store, release, and store power.

Abstract: The invention relates to an energy transfer circuit. The energy transfer circuit has a first electromagnetic induction device, electrically connected to a first power supply node; a first switch circuit for connecting the first electromagnetic induction device and a second power supply node according to a first control signal; a snubber electrically connected between the first electromagnetic induction device and the second power supply node; a second electromagnetic induction device, coupled to the first electromagnetic induction device and electrically connected to the snubber and the second power supply node; and a third electromagnetic induction device coupled to the first and second electromagnetic induction devices and electrically connected to an output port of the energy transfer circuit.

Abstract: A boost converter includes a first boost conversion unit and a second boost conversion unit. Coils of the first boost conversion unit and the second boost conversion unit are coupled with each other. Due to coupling of the coils, the second boost conversion unit releases energy while the first boost conversion unit stores energy in a period of time. Furthermore, due to coupling of the coils, the first boost conversion unit releases energy while the second boost conversion unit stores energy in another period of time. The two boost conversion units operate alternately, thereby adjusting switching loss and averaging output power of components. Furthermore, as switching frequency increases, the coil inductance, as well as the capacitance required in the two boost conversion units can be reduced correspondingly, thus substantially enhancing responses of the two boost conversion units as a whole.

Abstract: A multi-phase buck converter comprising a first switch set, a second switch set, a capacitor, a first power storing and coupling unit, and a second power storing and coupling unit is provided. The first and the second switch sets are for providing an input voltage and a low voltage. One end of the capacitor is coupled to the low voltage, and the other end generates an output voltage. The first and the second power storing and coupling units are respectively coupled between the capacitor and the first switch set and between the capacitor and the second switch set. The first power storing and coupling unit comprises a primary coil and a first inductance. The second power storing and coupling unit comprises a secondary coil and a second inductance. During a first, a second and a third period, the first inductance and the second inductance respectively store, release, and store power.

Abstract: An active clamping circuit. The active clamping circuit is applicable to a DC-to-DC conversion circuit, and has an output terminal to supply an output voltage to a load. In the active clamping circuit, a determining circuit is coupled to the DC-to-DC conversion circuit to determine the output detects the output voltage and to output a first enable signal when the output voltage is higher than a first predetermined voltage. A voltage adjustment circuit is coupled to the determining circuit to pull low the output voltage according to the first enable signal. An inductor has a first end coupled to the output terminal of the DC-to-DC conversion circuit, and a diode is coupled between the inductor and an input terminal of the DC-to-DC conversion circuit as a conductive path to channel discharge current to the input terminal of the DC-to-DC conversion circuit.

Abstract: An active clamping circuit. The active clamping circuit is applicable to a DC-to-DC conversion circuit, and has an output terminal to supply an output voltage to a load. In the active clamping circuit, a determining circuit is coupled to the DC-to-DC conversion circuit to determine the output detects the output voltage and to output a first enable signal when the output voltage is higher than a first predetermined voltage. A voltage adjustment circuit is coupled to the determining circuit to pull low the output voltage according to the first enable signal. An inductor has a first end coupled to the output terminal of the DC-to-DC conversion circuit, and a diode is coupled between the inductor and an input terminal of the DC-to-DC conversion circuit as a conductive path to channel discharge current to the input terminal of the DC-to-DC conversion circuit.