Universal power supplying apparatus and universal power supplying method
There are provided a universal power supplying apparatus and a universal power supplying method that can be universally used for various types of devices having a variety of voltage and current levels of a driving power. The universal power supplying apparatus includes a power supplying unit that converts an input power into a driving power having a previously set voltage level and supplies the converted power, a power recognizing unit that outputs a recognized voltage having the previously set voltage level to an output terminal from which power is output to recognize connection of a device, and controls a power output of the power supplying unit according to a detected rated output, and a detecting unit that provides a detection voltage having the previously set voltage level to the output terminal.
1. A universal power supplying apparatus comprising:
a power supplying unit that converts an input power into a driving power having a previously set voltage level and supplies the converted power;
a power recognizing unit that outputs a recognized voltage having the previously set voltage level to an output terminal from which power is output to recognize connection of a device, and controls a power output of the power supplying unit according to a detected rated output; and
a detecting unit that provides a detection voltage having the previously set voltage level to the output terminal,
wherein the power recognizing unit controls the voltage level of the detection voltage so as to vary the voltage level of the detection voltage when a decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than a reference voltage decrease level.
2. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the power recognizing unit controls the voltage level of the detection voltage to be varied in a previously set voltage level unit when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than the reference voltage decrease level.
3. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 2 , wherein the power recognizing unit outputs the driving power of the power supplying unit when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is smaller than the reference voltage decrease level.
4. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the voltage level of the detection voltage is the same as the voltage level of the driving power.
5. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the detecting unit varies the voltage level of the driving power and sets the voltage level of the detection voltage.
6. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the power recognizing unit controls the voltage level of the detection voltage to be varied in a previously set stepwise manner when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than the reference voltage decrease level.
7. A universal power supplying apparatus comprising:
a power supplying unit that converts an input power into a driving power having a previously set voltage level and supplies the converted power;
a power recognizing unit that recognizes connection of a device according to an impedance variation of an output terminal from which power is output, and controls a power output of the power supplying unit according to a detected rated output; and
a detecting unit that provides a detection voltage having the previously set voltage level to the output terminal,
wherein the power recognizing unit controls the voltage level of the detection voltage so as to vary the voltage level of the detection voltage when a decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than a reference voltage decrease level.
8. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the power recognizing unit controls the voltage level of the detection voltage to be varied in a previously set voltage level unit when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than the reference voltage decrease level.
9. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the power recognizing unit outputs the driving power of the power supplying unit when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is smaller than the reference voltage decrease level.
10. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the voltage level of the detection voltage is the same as the voltage level of the driving power.
11. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the detecting unit varies the voltage level of the driving power and sets the voltage level of the detection voltage.
12. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the power recognizing unit controls the voltage level of the detection voltage to be varied in a previously set stepwise manner when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than the reference voltage decrease level.
13. A universal power supplying method comprising:
detecting a decreased voltage level of a recognized voltage supplied to an output terminal from which power is output;
when the decreased voltage level is smaller than a previously set reference voltage level, recognizing that a device is connected to the output terminal and supplying a detection voltage having a previously set voltage level to the output terminal;
when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is smaller than a previously set reference voltage decrease level, supplying a driving power having a previously set voltage level to the device connected to the output terminal; and
when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than the previously set reference voltage decrease level, varying the voltage level of the detection voltage.
14. The universal power supplying method of claim 13 , wherein the varying of the voltage level of the detection voltage comprises varying the voltage level of the detection voltage in a previously set voltage level unit.
15. The universal power supplying method of claim 14 , further comprising: after the voltage level of the driving power is set, when a decreased voltage level of the driving power is greater than the previously set reference voltage decrease level, varying a current level of the driving power in a previously set current level unit.
16. The universal power supplying method of claim 13 , wherein the voltage level of the detection voltage is varied in a previously set stepwise manner when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than the reference voltage decrease level.
17. A universal power supplying method comprising:
detecting an impedance variation of a power output terminal;
when a degree of impedance variation is greater than a previously set reference value, recognizing that a device is connected to the output terminal and supplying a detection voltage having a previously set voltage level to the output terminal;
when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is smaller than a previously set reference voltage decrease level, supplying a driving power having a previously set voltage level to the device connected to the power output terminal; and
when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than the previously set reference voltage decrease level, varying the voltage level of the detection voltage.
18. The universal power supplying method of claim 17 , wherein the varying of the voltage level of the detection voltage comprises varying the voltage level of the detection voltage in a previously set voltage level unit.
19. The universal power supplying method of claim 18 , further comprising: after the voltage level of the driving power is set, when a decreased voltage level of the driving power is greater than the previously set reference voltage decrease level, varying a current level of the driving power in a previously set current level unit.
20. The universal power supplying apparatus of claim 18 , wherein the voltage level of the detection voltage is varied in a previously set stepwise manner when the decreased voltage level of the detection voltage is greater than the reference voltage decrease level.