Abstract: A low-power-consumption protection circuit includes a load detection module, a secondary feedback control module, and a primary control module. The load detection module is coupled to a current detection unit. The secondary feedback control module is coupled to the load detection module and an isolation unit. The primary control module is coupled to the isolation unit and an isolation switch. When the load detection module detects that the current detection unit outputs a voltage level, the secondary feedback control module transmits a protection signal to the primary control module through the isolation unit.

Abstract: A low-power-consumption protection circuit includes a load detection module, a secondary feedback control module, and a primary control module. The load detection module is coupled to a current detection unit. The secondary feedback control module is coupled to the load detection module and an isolation unit. The primary control module is coupled to the isolation unit and an isolation switch. When the load detection module detects that the current detection unit outputs a voltage level, the secondary feedback control module transmits a protection signal to the primary control module through the isolation unit.

Abstract: A variable switching frequency power supply apparatus includes a main transformer, a voltage detection unit, a pulse width modulation control unit and a switch unit. The voltage detection unit is electrically connected to the main transformer. The pulse width modulation control unit is electrically connected to the voltage detection unit. The switch unit is electrically connected to the pulse width modulation control unit and the main transformer. The main transformer transforms an input voltage into an output voltage according to a switching frequency of the switch unit. The voltage detection unit detects the input voltage and then informs the pulse width modulation control unit. The pulse width modulation control unit is configured to control the switching frequency of the switch unit according to a voltage absolute value of the input voltage.

Abstract: A variable switching frequency power supply apparatus includes a main transformer, a voltage detection unit, a pulse width modulation control unit and a switch unit. The voltage detection unit is electrically connected to the main transformer. The pulse width modulation control unit is electrically connected to the voltage detection unit. The switch unit is electrically connected to the pulse width modulation control unit and the main transformer. The main transformer transforms an input voltage into an output voltage according to a switching frequency of the switch unit. The voltage detection unit detects the input voltage and then informs the pulse width modulation control unit. The pulse width modulation control unit is configured to control the switching frequency of the switch unit according to a voltage absolute value of the input voltage.

Abstract: A power adapter with proportional current sharing is provided to supply power for a mobile electronic device. The power adapter includes a plurality of power modules. Each power module has a power unit, a current-sharing integrated circuit, and a shunt resistor. The power unit receives an external power source and provides an output power. The current-sharing integrated circuit is electrically connected to the power unit. The shunt resistor is electrically connected between a power output terminal of the power unit and the current-sharing integrated circuit. When the power modules are electrically connected in parallel to each other, each power units provides a connection signal to the mobile electronic device via the corresponding shunt resistor. In addition, the current-sharing integrated circuits are used to distribute output power of the corresponding power unit according to the required of the mobile electronic device.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a power converter with extremely low standby power consumption for converting an input AC power to an output DC power, comprising: a DC supply voltage generating unit, used for generating a DC supply voltage; a pulse width modulation controller, used for generating a pulse width modulation signal according to a feedback voltage of the output DC power; and an isolated actuating switch, placed between the DC supply voltage generating unit and the pulse width modulation controller, for controlling the supply of the DC supply voltage to the pulse width modulation controller, according to a switch signal from a loading device.

Abstract: A power-saving power supply apparatus with battery module converts an inputted AC power into an outputted DC power and includes: a Triac switch electrically connected to the inputted AC power; a Triac driver electrically connected to the Triac switch; a power microprocessor electrically connected to the Triac driver; and a battery module electrically connected to the power microprocessor. When the apparatus is idle or in low workload, the power microprocessor sends a switch signal to the Triac driver to turn off the Triac switch and thus shut off the inputted AC power. Thus, the apparatus is standby with relatively low consumption of electricity. At this time, the battery module provides power to the power microprocessor.

Abstract: A power auto-detection apparatus is applied to a power supply of a personal computer or applied to an adapter of a notebook computer. The power auto-detection apparatus has a voltage stabilizing unit, an over-current protective unit, a voltage regulating unit, a signal processing unit, and a regulating resistor. The over-current protective unit provides an over-current protection for the power auto-detection apparatus. The voltage regulating unit electrically connects to a non-ground terminal of the regulating resistor and outputs a first regulating voltage and a second regulating voltage. The signal processing unit electrically connects the voltage regulating unit and receives the second regulating voltage to output a power detection signal to the computer system to automatically detect the output power of the power supply or the adapter.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a power converter with low standby power consumption, used to convert an AC input power to an output DC power, comprising: an EMI filter, coupled to the AC input power to filter the EMI; a TRIAC, coupled to the EMI filter to access the AC input power; and a TRIAC driver, used for driving the gate of the TRIAC switch according to an on-off control signal from a loading device, to control the conduction of the TRIAC switch.

Abstract: A power-saving power supply apparatus with battery module converts an inputted AC power into an outputted DC power and includes: a Triac switch electrically connected to the inputted AC power; a Triac driver electrically connected to the Triac switch; a power microprocessor electrically connected to the Triac driver; and a battery module electrically connected to the power microprocessor. When the apparatus is idle or in low workload, the power microprocessor sends a switch signal to the Triac driver to turn off the Triac switch and thus shut off the inputted AC power. Thus, the apparatus is standby with relatively low consumption of electricity. At this time, the battery module provides power to the power microprocessor.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a power converter with low standby power consumption, used to convert an AC input power to an output DC power, comprising: an EMI filter, coupled to the AC input power to filter the EMI; a TRIAC, coupled to the EMI filter to access the AC input power; and a TRIAC driver, used for driving the gate of the TRIAC switch according to an on-off control signal from a loading device, to control the conduction of the TRIAC switch.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a power converter with extremely low standby power consumption for converting an input AC power to an output DC power, comprising: a DC supply voltage generating unit, used for generating a DC supply voltage; a pulse width modulation controller, used for generating a pulse width modulation signal according to a feedback voltage of the output DC power; and an isolated actuating switch, placed between the DC supply voltage generating unit and the pulse width modulation controller, for controlling the supply of the DC supply voltage to the pulse width modulation controller, according to a switch signal from a loading device.

Abstract: A power auto-detection apparatus is applied to a power supply of a personal computer or applied to an adapter of a notebook computer. The power auto-detection apparatus has a voltage stabilizing unit, an over-current protective unit, a voltage regulating unit, a signal processing unit, and a regulating resistor. The over-current protective unit provides an over-current protection for the power auto-detection apparatus. The voltage regulating unit electrically connects to a non-ground terminal of the regulating resistor and outputs a first regulating voltage and a second regulating voltage. The signal processing unit electrically connects the voltage regulating unit and receives the second regulating voltage to output a power detection signal to the computer system to automatically detect the output power of the power supply or the adapter.