Switching power circuit
According to one embodiment, a switching power circuit compares a reference voltage with a feedback voltage of an output voltage, and controls the output voltage in accordance with the reference voltage, in which in a case where the output current is greater than a predetermined set current, the voltage of the reference voltage is decreased.
1. A switching power circuit, comprising:
a first switching transistor in which a main current path is connected between an input terminal to which a direct-current input voltage is applied and an output terminal supplying an output voltage;
an inductor that is connected between the switching transistor and the output terminal;
a first PWM signal generation circuit that generates a first PWM signal of which a duty ratio is changed in accordance with a first control voltage based on a control voltage output from a differential amplifier circuit comparing a reference voltage with a feedback voltage of the output voltage;
a first rectification diode that is connected in a forward direction towards the first switching transistor from a ground;
a second rectification diode that is connected in the forward direction towards the output terminal from the inductor;
a second switching transistor that is connected between an anode of the second rectification diode and the ground;
a second PWM signal generation circuit that generates a second PWM signal of which a duty ratio is changed in accordance with a second control voltage based on the control voltage, and which is applied to a gate of the second switching transistor; and
an overcurrent protection circuit that decreases a voltage of the reference voltage in a case where an output current of the first switching transistor is greater than a set current.
2. The switching power circuit according to claim 1 , further comprising
a sensing circuit that senses a voltage between a source and a drain of the first switching transistor.
3. The switching power circuit according to claim 1 ,
wherein the second control voltage that is supplied to the second PWM signal generation circuit is lower as a predetermined voltage than the first control voltage that is supplied to the first PWM signal generation circuit.
4. The switching power circuit according to claim 1 ,
wherein in a case where the output current is greater than the set current, the reference voltage is switched to a variable reference voltage that is changed in accordance with the output current, from a fixed voltage.
5. The switching power circuit according to claim 4 ,
wherein in a case where the variable reference voltage is higher than the fixed voltage, the reference voltage is switched to the fixed voltage.
6. The switching power circuit according to claim 1 , further comprising
an integrator that has a capacitance in which charge and discharge are controlled in accordance with the number of times the output current is greater than the set current, and generates the variable reference voltage.
7. The switching power circuit according to claim 1 , further comprising
a differential amplifier circuit that outputs a control voltage according to a differential voltage between the reference voltage and the feedback voltage,
wherein the feedback voltage is supplied to a first input end of the differential amplifier circuit through a first compensation circuit, and
the feedback voltage is supplied to a second input end of the differential amplifier circuit through a second compensation circuit.
8. The switching power circuit according to claim 7 ,
wherein the first phase compensation circuit is a two-pole one-zero type filter.