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Synchronous rectification circuit with dead time regulation
   
Document Number
US Patent 7050310
Issued Date
May 23, 2006
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A synchronous rectification circuit with dead time regulation being adapted for a forward power supply to regulate a dead time of a switch circuit is described. The synchronous rectification circuit has a first switch control circuit connected with a first switch to control ON/OFF of the first switch, a dead time regulation circuit connected with the first switch control circuit to produce a dead time regulation signal, and a second switch control circuit connected with a second switch and the dead time regulation circuit to control ON/OFF of the second switch.
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Published
May 23, 2006
Application Number
10/774,479
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February 10, 2004
US Classification
363/21.06   363/127 363/21.14
Int'l Classification
H02M   3/335   (20060101)  
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363/16   363/17   363/21.06   363/21.14   363/37   363/52   363/53   363/89   363/90   363/125   363/127  
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