Abstract: The present application discloses a switch converter, and the switch converter comprises a first switch transistor, a second switch transistor, and an inductor, and further comprises: an acquisition unit for acquiring voltage of at least one end of the inductor, to obtain a first sampling signal and a second sampling signal; an operation unit, to obtain a current sampling signal based on the first sampling signal and the second sampling signal. The current sampling method in the switch converter of the present disclosure is simple, not easily affected by noise interference, and it has low requirements for devices, and adapts to different converters.

Abstract: A control circuit for a power converter includes an error amplifier, a compensation circuit, a comparator, and a controller. The error amplifier generates an error amplification signal according to a first reference signal and a feedback signal. The compensation circuit compensates the error amplification signal to obtain a compensation signal that is a ripple signal, The controller generates a switching control signal according to a predetermined clock pulse signal and a comparison signal of the compensation signal and the feedback signal. The clock pulse signal being used to determine a frequency of the switching control signal, and the comparison signal being used to determine a duty cycle of the switching control signal.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a buck-boost converter and a control method therefor. The buck-boost converter includes a boost unit and a buck unit. The boost unit has a first capacitor and a first group of switches. The buck unit has an inductor and a second group of switches. The buck-boost converter has a cascaded structure of the boost unit and the buck unit to achieve multiple voltage conversion modes. The inductor of the buck unit is coupled to the output terminal. Therefore, not only can it achieve a smooth transition of the DC output voltage, but also reduce voltage ripple and improve dynamic response speed.

Abstract: A boost converter includes an input terminal, an output terminal, a switching terminal, a low-side transistor, and a down-mode detection circuit. The low-side transistor is coupled to the switching terminal. The down-mode detection circuit is coupled to the low-side transistor. The down-mode detection circuit is configured to detect a voltage at the output terminal greater than a voltage at the input terminal, and turn off the low-side transistor based on the voltage at the output terminal being greater than the voltage at the input terminal.

Abstract: A boost converter includes an input terminal, an output terminal, a switching terminal, a low-side transistor, and a down-mode detection circuit. The low-side transistor is coupled to the switching terminal. The down-mode detection circuit is coupled to the low-side transistor. The down-mode detection circuit is configured to detect a voltage at the output terminal greater than a voltage at the input terminal, and turn off the low-side transistor based on the voltage at the output terminal being greater than the voltage at the input terminal.

Abstract: A boost converter includes a voltage output terminal, a power transistor, and short circuit protection circuitry. The voltage output terminal is configured to provide a boosted output voltage generated by the boost converter. The power transistor is configured to draw current through an inductor. The short circuit protection circuitry is configured to control current flow through the inductor responsive to detection of a short circuit at the voltage output terminal. The short circuit protection circuitry includes an output switch coupled to an input terminal of the power transistor and connected to the voltage output terminal. The output switch is configured to switch current flow from the inductor to the voltage output terminal. The output switch is a negative (N) channel metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET).

Abstract: A boost converter includes a voltage output terminal, a power transistor, and short circuit protection circuitry. The voltage output terminal is configured to provide a boosted output voltage generated by the boost converter. The power transistor is configured to draw current through an inductor. The short circuit protection circuitry is configured to control current flow through the inductor responsive to detection of a short circuit at the voltage output terminal. The short circuit protection circuitry includes an output switch coupled to an input terminal of the power transistor and connected to the voltage output terminal. The output switch is configured to switch current flow from the inductor to the voltage output terminal. The output switch is a negative (N) channel metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET).