Power supply device
A power supply device includes a rectifying unit for rectifying an AC input voltage, a voltage conversion unit including a switching element and configured to receive a rectified input voltage from the rectifying unit and obtain an output voltage voltage-converted by a switching operation of the switching element, and a voltage comparison unit configured to generate a comparison signal between the output voltage and a set output voltage. The power supply device further includes an oscillation unit configured to output a control signal having an oscillation period and an oscillation-stop period as a control signal for controlling an ON/OFF of the switching element. The oscillation period and the oscillation-stop period of the control signal are controlled by the comparison signal outputted from the voltage comparison unit, and a pulse duty ratio of the control signal in the oscillation period is variably controlled based on the input voltage.
1. A power supply device comprising:
a rectifying unit configured to rectify an AC input voltage;
a voltage conversion unit including a switching element and configured to receive a rectified input voltage from the rectifying unit and obtain an output voltage voltage-converted by a switching operation of the switching element;
a voltage comparison unit configured to generate a comparison signal between the output voltage and a set output voltage; and
an oscillation unit configured to output a control signal having an oscillation period and an oscillation-stop period as a control signal for controlling an ON/OFF of the switching element, wherein the oscillation period and the oscillation-stop period of the control signal are controlled by the comparison signal outputted from the voltage comparison unit, and a pulse duty ratio of the control signal in the oscillation period is variably controlled based on the input voltage.
2. The power supply device of claim 1 , wherein when the output voltage exceeds the set output voltage, the voltage comparison unit outputs the comparison signal to cause the control signal of the oscillation unit to be in a state of the oscillation-stop period, and the switching element is controlled to be turned off in the oscillation-stop period.
3. The power supply device of claim 1 , wherein the oscillation unit includes a comparator which is configured to compare an oscillation signal determined by an oscillation time constant circuit with a threshold to output a rectangular wave oscillation signal as a control signal during the oscillation period, and
wherein when the output voltage exceeds the set output voltage, the comparison signal serves as a signal for setting an input terminal of the oscillation signal of the comparator to a lower potential than an input terminal of the threshold of the comparator.
4. The power supply device of claim 2 , wherein the oscillation unit includes a comparator which is configured to compare an oscillation signal determined by an oscillation time constant circuit with a threshold to output a rectangular wave oscillation signal as a control signal during the oscillation period, and
wherein when the output voltage exceeds the set output voltage, the comparison signal serves as a signal for setting an input terminal of the oscillation signal of the comparator to a lower potential than an input terminal of the threshold of the comparator.
5. The power supply device of claim 1 , wherein the oscillation unit includes a comparator which is configured to compare an oscillation signal determined by an oscillation time constant circuit with a threshold to output a rectangular wave oscillation signal as a control signal during the oscillation period, and
wherein the oscillation unit variably controls the pulse duty ratio in the oscillation period of the control signal by changing the threshold based on the input voltage.
6. The power supply device of claim 2 , wherein the oscillation unit includes a comparator which is configured to compare an oscillation signal determined by an oscillation time constant circuit with a threshold to output a rectangular wave oscillation signal as a control signal during the oscillation period, and
wherein the oscillation unit variably controls the pulse duty ratio in the oscillation period of the control signal by changing the threshold based on the input voltage.
7. The power supply device of claim 3 , wherein the oscillation unit variably controls the pulse duty ratio in the oscillation period of the control signal by changing the threshold based on the input voltage.
8. The power supply device of claim 4 , wherein the oscillation unit variably controls the pulse duty ratio in the oscillation period of the control signal by changing the threshold based on the input voltage.