Abstract: An over-current protection device for a power generator includes a first pin, configured to receive a signal; a detection and control module, coupled to the first pin, and configured to detect the signal to determine whether the signal conforms to a pre-determined condition or not, and to output a control signal when the signal conforms to the pre-determined condition; and an auto-trim and memory module, coupled to the detection and control module, configured to receive the control signal from the detection and control module, wherein the auto-trim and memory module is configured to execute a plurality of auto-trim measurements and to store adjustment data corresponding to the plurality of auto-trim measurements; a second pin, coupled to the detection and control module, configured to receive a second signal.

Abstract: An over-current protection device for a power generator includes a first pin, configured to receive a signal; a detection and control module, coupled to the first pin, and configured to detect the signal to determine whether the signal conforms to a pre-determined condition or not, and to output a control signal when the signal conforms to the pre-determined condition; and an auto-trim and memory module, coupled to the detection and control module, and configured to receive the control signal from the detection and control module for executing corresponding auto-trim measurements and storing corresponding adjustment data.

Abstract: An over-current protection module for a flyback power supply having a transformer includes: a switch control unit, configured to generate a control signal in a first period to control a transistor switch coupled to a primary side of the transformer, wherein the transistor switch is turned on in a first duty cycle of the control signal and the transistor switch is turned off in a second duty cycle of the control signal; a transformation unit, configured to generate a compensation current according to the second duty cycle; a timing control unit, configured to output the compensation current to an impedance unit to generate an impedance cross voltage in a shut-off period of the transistor switch of the first period; and a current control unit, configured to determine an over-current reference voltage according to the impedance cross voltage for the over-current protection module in a second period following the first period.

Abstract: An over-current protection device for a power generator includes a first pin, configured to receive a signal; a detection and control module, coupled to the first pin, and configured to detect the signal to determine whether the signal conforms to a pre-determined condition or not, and to output a control signal when the signal conforms to the pre-determined condition; and an auto-trim and memory module, coupled to the detection and control module, configured to receive the control signal from the detection and control module, wherein the auto-trim and memory module is configured to execute a plurality of auto-trim measurements and to store adjustment data corresponding to the plurality of auto-trim measurements; a second pin, coupled to the detection and control module, configured to receive a second signal.

Abstract: A control module for a flyback power converting device is coupled between a primary side winding of the flyback power converting device and a power end and includes a switch unit coupled to the primary side winding; wherein the control module conducts a connection between the primary side winding and the power end when the switch unit is disconnected; wherein the power end is able to provide an operation current to the control module.

Abstract: A protection circuit for power supply is disclosed. The power supply includes a power conversion unit having a primary winding and a secondary winding. The primary winding receives an input voltage. The secondary winding is used for generating an output voltage. The protection circuit comprises a first impedance unit coupled to the secondary winding. A loading current of the power supply flows through the first impedance unit. The output voltage is generated at the first impedance unit. A second impedance unit is coupled to the secondary winding and generates a reference voltage. A comparison unit compares the output voltage and the reference voltage to generate a protection signal for turning off the power supply. A adjustment unit is coupled to the second impedance unit and the comparison unit and adjusts the magnitude of the reference voltage for controlling the comparison unit to output the protection signal.

Abstract: An automatic adjusting device is provided, which is used for adjusting an output power of a power supply and comprises an automatic adjusting circuit. The automatic adjusting circuit includes a comparing unit and a programmable signal generating unit. The comparing unit compares a limiting level and a protection level and produces a comparison signal. The protection level limits the output power provided by the power supply. The programmable signal generating unit generates the protection level and adjusts the protection level according to the comparison signal for adjusting the output power. The programmable signal generating unit will adjust the protection level according to the limiting level. Thereby, the output power can be adjusted automatically without manual adjustment. Consequently, the cost can be reduced and the adjusting accuracy can enhanced.

Abstract: A control circuit for controlling a power supply is revealed. The control circuit is used to generate a switching signal for switching the power supply. The control circuit has a detection terminal for detecting a status of the power supply. A first protection circuit is coupled to the detection terminal and to receive a first detection signal via the detection terminal, and the first protection generates a limit signal in response to the first detection signal, for limiting output of the power supply. A second protection circuit is coupled to the detection terminal and to receive a detection signal via thereto, and the second protection generates a protecting signal, for cutting off the output of the power supply, in response to the first detection signal.

Abstract: A control circuit for controlling a power supply is revealed. The control circuit is used to generate a switching signal for switching the power supply. The control circuit has a detection terminal for detecting a status of the power supply. A first protection circuit is coupled to the detection terminal and to receive a first detection signal via the detection terminal, and the first protection generates a limit signal in response to the first detection signal, for limiting output of the power supply. A second protection circuit is coupled to the detection terminal and to receive a detection signal via thereto, and the second protection generates a protecting signal, for cutting off the output of the power supply, in response to the first detection signal.