Abstract: The present invention discloses a voltage regulator, and a control circuit and a control method therefor. The method for controlling a voltage regulator comprises: receiving a dynamic voltage identification signal which instructs the voltage regulator to change its output voltage to a target voltage, and generating a compensation signal to shorten an interval for the output voltage of the voltage regulator to reach the target voltage.

Abstract: A quick response mechanism for a switching power system includes a detector and an adjustor connected to the detector. The detector is configured to directly monitor the drop of the output voltage of the switching power system so that a quick response could be immediately triggered when a load transient occurs. The adjustor is configured to adjust the duration of the quick response, thereby preventing the output voltage from undershoot or ringback.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a voltage regulator, and a control circuit and a control method therefor. The method for controlling a voltage regulator comprises: receiving a dynamic voltage identification signal which instructs the voltage regulator to change its output voltage to a target voltage, and generating a compensation signal to shorten an interval for the output voltage of the voltage regulator to reach the target voltage.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a buck switching regulator with improved mode transition, and a method for controlling a buck switching regulator. The method comprises: providing a switching regulator including: an output power stage for converting an input voltage to an output voltage, the output power stage being controlled by a first PWM signal during a fixed-frequency PWM mode (FPWM mode), and being controlled by a first voltage signal during a pulse skipping mode (PSK mode), wherein the first PWM signal is generated according to the first voltage signal; and in a transition from the PSK mode to the FPWM mode, proving a second voltage signal as a starting point of the first voltage signal, the second voltage signal being substantially close to a target of the first voltage signal in the FPWM mode.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a switching regulator eliminating beat oscillation, comprising: a first transistor, a second transistor, and an inductor connected to a common node, wherein the first and second transistors operate to convert an input voltage to an output voltage; a comparator comparing a voltage signal with a saw tooth wave to generate a control signal controlling at least one of the first and second transistors; a feedback loop obtaining a feedback signal from the output voltage and generating the voltage signal according to the feedback signal; and an inductorless filter circuit located in the feedback loop for filtering a predetermined frequency band.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a switching regulator eliminating beat oscillation, comprising: a first transistor, a second transistor, and an inductor connected to a common node, wherein the first and second transistors operate to convert an input voltage to an output voltage; a comparator comparing a voltage signal with a saw tooth wave to generate a control signal controlling at least one of the first and second transistors; a feedback loop obtaining a feedback signal from the output voltage and generating the voltage signal according to the feedback signal; and an inductorless filter circuit located in the feedback loop for filtering a predetermined frequency band.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a switching regulator eliminating beat oscillation, comprising: a first transistor, a second transistor, and an inductor connected to a common node, wherein the first and second transistors operate to convert an input voltage to an output voltage; a comparator comparing a voltage signal with a saw tooth wave to generate a control signal controlling at least one of the first and second transistors; a feedback loop obtaining a feedback signal from the output voltage and generating the voltage signal according to the feedback signal; and an inductorless filter circuit located in the feedback loop for filtering a predetermined frequency band.

Abstract: A quick response mechanism for a switching power system includes a detector and an adjustor connected to the detector. The detector is configured to directly monitor the drop of the output voltage of the switching power system so that a quick response could be immediately triggered when a load transient occurs. The adjustor is configured to adjust the duration of the quick response, thereby preventing the output voltage from undershoot or ringback.

Abstract: A trimmer device for adjusting a reference signal of a target circuit is disclosed. The trimmer device includes: a switch controlling module and an impedance adjustment circuit. The switch controlling module includes: a fuse, selectively being melted according to the reference signal; and a control signal generating circuit, for generating a control signal according to the melting condition of the fuse. The impedance adjustment circuit includes: a switch module, being selectively conductive according to the control signal; and an impedance network, for determining an equivalent impedance of the impedance network according to the conducting condition of the switch module to further adjust the reference signal.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a buck switching regulator with improved mode transition, and a method for controlling a buck switching regulator. The method comprises: providing a switching regulator including: an output power stage for converting an input voltage to an output voltage, the output power stage being controlled by a first PWM signal during a fixed-frequency PWM mode (FPWM mode), and being controlled by a first voltage signal during a pulse skipping mode (PSK mode), wherein the first PWM signal is generated according to the first voltage signal; and in a transition from the PSK mode to the FPWM mode, proving a second voltage signal as a starting point of the first voltage signal, the second voltage signal being substantially close to a target of the first voltage signal in the FPWM mode.

Abstract: A common-mode feedback circuit is provided. An amplifier with a common-mode feedback circuit is compensated by adding a compensating unit so that the amplifier totally has two poles and one zero in its frequency response. Accordingly, the gain of the amplifier is not sacrificed, and both the stability and the phase margin of the circuit are improved.

Abstract: A switching regulator includes a reference voltage generator and a switching-regulating module. The reference voltage generator receives a digital control signal and generates a reference voltage according to the digital control signal. The switching-regulating module is connected to the reference voltage generator and generates an output voltage according to the reference voltage. The value of the digital control signal is gradually increased to make the reference voltage being gradually increased at the initial stage of the activation of the switching regulator.

Abstract: A common-mode feedback circuit is provided. An amplifier with a common-mode feedback circuit is compensated by adding a compensating unit so that the amplifier totally has two poles and one zero in its frequency response. Accordingly, the gain of the amplifier is not sacrificed, and both the stability and the phase margin of the circuit are improved.

Abstract: A trimmer device for adjusting a reference signal of a target circuit is disclosed. The trimmer device includes: a switch controlling module and an impedance adjustment circuit. The switch controlling module includes: a fuse, selectively being melted according to the reference signal; and a control signal generating circuit, for generating a control signal according to the melting condition of the fuse. The impedance adjustment circuit includes: a switch module, being selectively conductive according to the control signal; and an impedance network, for determining an equivalent impedance of the impedance network according to the conducting condition of the switch module to further adjust the reference signal.

Abstract: An amplifying circuit with a variable supply voltage and a method thereof are disclosed. The amplifying circuit employs a voltage converter to adjust the supply voltage, thereby upgrading the energy efficiency of the circuit. The circuit also includes a control device, which can generate a control signal for controlling the voltage converter according to an output signal or input signal of the circuit.

Abstract: An amplifying circuit with a variable supply voltage and a method thereof are disclosed. The amplifying circuit employs a voltage converter to adjust the supply voltage, thereby upgrading the energy efficiency of the circuit. The circuit also includes a control device, which can generate a control signal for controlling the voltage converter according to an output signal or input signal of the circuit.