Abstract: A semiconductor device of a hybrid type includes: a light-emitting element forming a power loop; a semiconductor integrated circuit element including a switching element; and a bypass capacitor. The light-emitting element and the switching element constitute a layered body in which respective principal surfaces of the light-emitting element and the switching element are layered in parallel and face-to-face. The bypass capacitor includes one electrode connected to a lower element of the layered body, and an other electrode connected to an upper element of the layered body. In a plan view, when a direction from the one electrode to the other electrode inside the bypass capacitor is a first direction, the bypass capacitor is arranged so that a side of the bypass capacitor parallel to the first direction includes a portion that is parallel to and faces one peripheral side of the layered body.

Abstract: A switching power supply device includes: a rectifier circuit to which an AC input voltage is input; an input smoothing circuit smoothing a DC input voltage output from the rectifier circuit; a power converter circuit converting the DC input voltage and outputs an output voltage; an overvoltage detection circuit generating an input overvoltage detection signal which is activated when the DC input voltage is higher than a first reference voltage level; and a discharge circuit discharging stored charge stored in the input smoothing circuit. The power converter circuit includes a switching element. Switching of the switching element is stopped and discharging of the stored charge is started, with activation of the input overvoltage detection signal serving as a trigger, and when the input overvoltage detection signal is subsequently inactivated, the discharging is stopped and the switching of the switching element is resumed.

Abstract: A switching power supply device includes: a rectifier circuit to which an AC input voltage is input; an input smoothing circuit smoothing a DC input voltage output from the rectifier circuit; a power converter circuit converting the DC input voltage and outputs an output voltage; an overvoltage detection circuit generating an input overvoltage detection signal which is activated when the DC input voltage is higher than a first reference voltage level; and a discharge circuit discharging stored charge stored in the input smoothing circuit. The power converter circuit includes a switching element. Switching of the switching element is stopped and discharging of the stored charge is started, with activation of the input overvoltage detection signal serving as a trigger, and when the input overvoltage detection signal is subsequently inactivated, the discharging is stopped and the switching of the switching element is resumed.