Abstract: Provided is a controller, an air conditioner, and a high-pressure protection circuit. The controller includes a first rectifier unit, a power conversion unit, a high pressure switch (HPS) wiring terminal, a low-voltage control unit, and a high-voltage operating unit. An input end of the first rectifier unit is capable of being electrically connected to an input power supply. An output end of the first rectifier unit is electrically connected to an input end of the power conversion unit. An output end of the power conversion unit is electrically connected to a power supply end of the low-voltage control unit. The HPS wiring terminal is connected to the front end of the power supply end of the low-voltage control. The controller has a function of high-pressure protection.

Abstract: An overcurrent protection circuit and a controller are provided. The overcurrent protection circuit includes a sampling circuit, a comparator circuit, a D flip-flop, and an output signal control circuit. The sampling circuit samples a current of a controlled circuit to obtain a sample signal. The comparator circuit compares the sample signal with a reference signal, and generates an overcurrent signal if the sample signal is greater than the reference signal. The D flip-flop generates a first level signal in response to the overcurrent signal. The output signal control circuit outputs, in response to the first level signal, a control signal for reducing the current of the controlled circuit. The controller includes a controlled circuit and the overcurrent protection circuit.

Abstract: An overcurrent protection circuit and a controller are provided. The overcurrent protection circuit includes a sampling circuit, a comparator circuit, a D flip-flop, and an output signal control circuit. The sampling circuit samples a current of a controlled circuit to obtain a sample signal. The comparator circuit compares the sample signal with a reference signal, and generates an overcurrent signal if the sample signal is greater than the reference signal. The D flip-flop generates a first level signal in response to the overcurrent signal. The output signal control circuit outputs, in response to the first level signal, a control signal for reducing the current of the controlled circuit. The controller includes a controlled circuit and the overcurrent protection circuit.