Abstract: Disclosed is a dynamic regulation power controller having a work voltage input pin, a feedback voltage input pin, a driving voltage output pin, a current sensing input pin, and a regulation power input pin, and being in collocation with a switching unit, an input power processing unit, a transformer, a current sensing resistor, a power regulation unit, an output rectification unit, and an output capacitor for converting an input AC voltage into an output voltage for supplying a load. In particular, the driving voltage and the driving current are dynamically adjusted according to the feedback voltage and the current sensing signal, thereby greatly increasing efficiency of power conversion and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI).

Abstract: An actuating and sensing module includes a first substrate, a second substrate, an actuating device and a sensor. A gas flow channel is formed by stacking the first substrate and the second substrate. The gas inlet, the gas flow channel and the gas outlet are in communication with each other to define a gas flow loop. The actuating device is disposed in the gas inlet of the second substrate and electrically connected to a control circuit to obtain a driving power. The sensor is disposed in the gas flow loop and electrically connected to a control circuit of the first substrate to transmit sensed data. While the actuating device drives outside gas from the outside, the gas is transported into the gas flow loop and sensed by the sensor.

Abstract: A power controller in collocation with a rectification unit, a transformer, a switching unit, a current sensing resistor, an output rectification unit, and an output capacitor is disclosed, and includes a working voltage pin, a ground pin, a PWM driving pin, a current sensing pin, and a load feedback pin for converting an external AC input power into an output power to supply a load. In particular, the power controller simultaneously performs active detection on load power to provide overload protection. Specifically, a load feedback signal related to a load power and a threshold load voltage representative of a preset threshold load power is compared, and a power counter representative of a calculated load power is increased by one, decreased by one, or kept without change according to the comparison result. Then, the power counter is employed to determine whether an overload abnormal event occurs.

Abstract: Disclosed is a power control device suitably applied to the field of driving a microelectronic element like MOSFET. Based on Miller plateau voltage of the microelectronic element such as MOSFET, the power control device can dynamically adjust driving capability and set a driving voltage so as to control and balance turn-on loss and switch loss, and further achieve an optimal average efficiency, particularly, for selecting or replacing the microelectronic element like MOSFET. Also, an electronic system provided with the power control device effectively solves the problem of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) imposed on peripheral devices.

Abstract: A miniature fluid control device is provided and includes a gas inlet plate, a resonance plate and a piezoelectric actuator. The resonance plate is assembled and combined with the gas inlet plate. The piezoelectric actuator is assembled and combined with the resonance plate. The piezoelectric actuator includes a suspension plate, an outer frame, at least one bracket and a piezoelectric plate. The suspension plate has a first surface and a second surface. The outer frame is arranged around the suspension plate and has an assembling surface. The piezoelectric plate is attached on the second surface. The at least one bracket is formed between the suspension plate and the outer frame as making the first surface of the suspension plate non-coplanar with the assembling surface of the outer frame, so that a specific chamber spacing is maintained between the first surface of the suspension plate and the resonance plate.

Abstract: A digital regulator at least includes a comparator, a hysteresis comparator, a first control circuit, a second control circuit, a first transistor, and a second transistor. The comparator compares a reference voltage with an internal voltage, so as to generate a first control voltage. The hysteresis comparator compares the reference voltage with the internal voltage, so as to generate a second control voltage. The first transistor is coupled between a relatively high internal voltage and a control node. The first transistor is controlled by the first control circuit according to the first control voltage and the second control voltage. The second transistor is coupled between the control node and the internal voltage. The second transistor is controlled by the second control circuit according to the first control voltage and the second control voltage.

Abstract: A memory device includes a memory array, a switch device, and a controller. The switch device is arranged between a first voltage node and a second voltage node. The second voltage node is connected to the memory array. The controller is enabled to output a refresh mode signal, a refresh trigger signal, and a pre-start up signal. The memory device enters a self-refresh mode in response to the refresh mode signal. The memory device performs a self-refresh on the memory array in the self-refresh mode. In self-refresh mode, the controller outputs the pre-start up signal first prior to the refresh trigger signal to enable the switch device, so that the voltage of the second voltage node is increased to the voltage of the first voltage mode.

Abstract: An electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device including a silicon controlled rectifier and a diode string arranged along a first direction is provided. The silicon controlled rectifier includes an anode and a cathode disposed separately from each other. The anode and the cathode respectively include doped regions. The doped regions in the anode are arranged along a second direction. The doped regions in the cathode are arranged along the second direction. The first direction intersects the second direction.

Abstract: A miniature fluid control device is provided and includes a gas inlet plate, a resonance plate and a piezoelectric actuator. The resonance plate is assembled and combined with the gas inlet plate. The piezoelectric actuator is assembled and combined with the resonance plate. The piezoelectric actuator includes a suspension plate, an outer frame, at least one bracket and a piezoelectric plate. The suspension plate has a first surface and a second surface. The outer frame is arranged around the suspension plate and has an assembling surface. The piezoelectric plate is attached on the second surface. The at least one bracket is formed between the suspension plate and the outer frame as making the first surface of the suspension plate non-coplanar with the assembling surface of the outer frame, so that a specific chamber spacing is maintained between the first surface of the suspension plate and the resonance plate.

Abstract: An electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device including a silicon controlled rectifier and a diode string arranged along a first direction is provided. The silicon controlled rectifier includes an anode and a cathode disposed separately from each other. The anode and the cathode respectively include doped regions. The doped regions in the anode are arranged along a second direction. The doped regions in the cathode are arranged along the second direction. The first direction intersects the second direction.

Abstract: An actuating and sensing module includes a first substrate, a second substrate, an actuating device and a sensor. A gas flow channel is formed by stacking the first substrate and the second substrate. The gas inlet, the gas flow channel and the gas outlet are in communication with each other to define a gas flow loop. The actuating device is disposed in the gas inlet of the second substrate and electrically connected to a control circuit to obtain a driving power. The sensor is disposed in the gas flow loop and electrically connected to a control circuit of the first substrate to transmit sensed data. While the actuating device drives outside gas from the outside, the gas is transported into the gas flow loop and sensed by the sensor.

Abstract: An overdrive voltage generator includes a first switching circuit, a boosting circuit, a second switching circuit, and a comparison circuit. The first switching circuit is coupled between a first power supply and an output terminal and configured to be controlled by a switching signal to provide an overdrive voltage to the output terminal. The boosting circuit is coupled between a second power supply and a node and configured to boost a voltage of the second power supply to provide a pump voltage to the node. The second switching circuit is coupled between the node and the output terminal and configured to be controlled by the switching signal to provide the overdrive voltage to the output terminal. The comparison circuit is coupled to the first and second switching circuits as well as the output terminal and configured to compare the overdrive voltage with a first reference voltage to generate the switching signal.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of acquiring input and output voltage information by employing a pulse width modulation (PWM) controller, which is in collocation with an input power processing unit, a primary inductor, a switch element, a current-sensing resistor, an output rectifier, and an output filter for converting an alternating current input power into an rectified input power and an output power, and the output power supplies an external load. A current-sensing signal is specifically disposed and applied to calculation of the input voltage and output voltage of the rectified input power when the switch element is turned on and off, respectively. Thus, no resistive voltage divider is needed, and power consumption at no load is greatly improved.

Abstract: Disclosed is an integrated PFC and PWM controller with a plurality of frequency-load curves to minimize the no-load power consumption and maximize 4-point average efficiencies. The controller selects a frequency-load curve among the plurality of frequency-load and controls the PFC stage and the PWM stage to operate in HM, BM, DCM, or CCM based on the combined result from the input voltage and the output load sense signal, fetched respectively from the input terminal of the PFC stage and the output terminal of the PWM stage. The controller has the PSU operate in HM in case of no load, and operate in BM, DCM or CCM as the load increases across the flyback out rail.

Abstract: Disclosed is a PWM controller with programmable switching frequency for PSR/SSR flyback converter so as to maximize the performance-to-cost ratio by tailor-making the switching frequency as a non-decreasing function of the output load and the maximum switching frequency as a non-increasing function of the input voltage, leading to a plurality of programmable voltage-dependent frequency-load curves, making possible the downsizing of flyback transformer while facilitating the simultaneous compliance with DoE and CoC efficiency requirements.

Abstract: Disclosed is a PWM controller with programmable switching frequency for PSR/SSR flyback converter so as to maximize the performance-to-cost ratio by tailor-making the switching frequency as a non-decreasing function of the output load and the maximum switching frequency as a non-increasing function of the input voltage, leading to a plurality of programmable voltage-dependent frequency-load curves, making possible the downsizing of flyback transformer while facilitating the simultaneous compliance with DoE and CoC efficiency requirements.

Abstract: A display system includes a sub-pixel rendering unit, a detection unit, a compensation unit, and a data re-arrangement unit. The sub-pixel rendering unit is configured to generate first pixel values for pixels according to a video signal. The detection unit is configured to detect whether at least one of predetermined conditions is present in a content of the video signal, so as to generate a control code. The compensation unit is configured to generate a second pixel values for the pixels according to the video signal and the control code. The data re-arrangement unit is configured to selectively output at least one of the first pixel values and the second pixel values to the pixels according to the control code.

Abstract: Disclosed is an isolated power conversion system for providing a function of isolated power conversion by converting an AC power into a DC output power, and a rectifying unit, a transformer, a switching transistor, a first pulse width modulation (PWM) controller, a second PWM controller, an output unit and a signal blocking unit are included. The signal blocking unit is employed as a connection interface between the first and second PWM controllers to provide digital signal for communication. Noise margin and stability of electrical operation are improved to avoid malfunction. Overall, the present invention greatly enhances stability of power conversion and secures quality of electrical signal.

Abstract: Disclosed is a dual-mode operation controller in collocation with an input capacitor, a flyback transformer, a first primary-side switch, a second primary-side switch, a current-sensing resistor, a primary-side voltage-sensing unit, a secondary-side rectifier, and an output capacitor as a Primary-Side Regulation (PSR) flyback converter, which is dynamically controlled to operate in two operating modes, including Quasi-Resonant-Discontinuous Conduction Mode (QR-DCM) and Continuous Conduction Mode (CCM), in accordance with a loading condition so as to convert a unregulated DC input voltage source into a regulated DC output voltage source. The dual-mode operation controller has at least 5 pins, and the flyback transformer includes a primary-side winding, a secondary-side winding, and an auxiliary winding.

Abstract: Disclosed is an integrated PFC and PWM controller with a plurality of frequency-load curves to minimize the no-load power consumption and maximize 4-point average efficiencies. The controller dynamically ushers the PFC and the PWM stage into HM, BM, DCM, or CCM on the most appropriate one among the plural frequency-load curves, cherry-picked based on the combined result from the input voltage and the output load sense signals, fetched from the input and the output terminals of the PFC and the PWM stage. All in all, the controller has the PSU operate in HM in case of no load, in BM in case of little load, in DCM in case of light load, or in CCM in case of heavy load across the flyback output rail.