KR101689970B1 - A power supply circuit system using a negative threshold five-terminal NMOS FET device with multiple step connection for single-phase full-wave rectifier - Google Patents
A power supply circuit system using a negative threshold five-terminal NMOS FET device with multiple step connection for single-phase full-wave rectifierInfo
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Abstract
Description
(EN) A voltage converting apparatus for converting a high voltage alternating current and a direct current (DC) power source to a low voltage direct current power source, characterized in that the constitution of the circuit region of the transformer circuit (101) and the zener diode ) And zener diode (104) circuit area, thereby realizing a low-cost circuit and preventing standby and operation power loss, thereby realizing a circuit without power consumption in standby and operation power supply state And a power supply circuit device capable of implementing a free voltage operation using a negative threshold voltage emmos transistor element.
In a voltage converting apparatus for converting a high voltage AC power source to a low voltage DC power source, the normal
Therefore, it becomes an obstacle factor in constructing a low cost circuit. On the other hand, the circuit region of the Zener
At this time, a constant current is allowed to flow through the Zener
In order to solve such a problem, it is necessary to construct a circuit without power loss in standby and operation power supply states. Particularly, in terms of energy saving, a circuit configuration without power loss in a standby state is desperately needed.
In addition, a circuit having the same characteristics as described above is also required when converting the voltage of the DC power source such as the automobile power supply to a low voltage.
In recent years, the role of surge protection to protect the system from system transients and lightning-induced transients in the field of communication and ESD (electrostatic discharge) protection to protect circuits against static electricity in mobile communication terminals, notebook PCs, A PN varistor is required.
It is used as a surge absorbing element to prevent a sudden change in voltage (surge) to appliances such as various information devices and control devices. It is used in various parts ranging from power devices such as power plants, substations, and power stations to the core devices of lightning arresters for safeguarding equipment from lightning strikes.
Accordingly, there is a strong demand for protecting the system from power surges, ridiculous surges, and the like that occur in these devices.
A surge protection device (SPD, VTMS, or Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor: TVSS) is used in order to prevent surges from destroying or malfunctioning electronic equipment installed in the power system from such transient external surges. Should be installed.
The embodiment of the present invention has the following features.
First, the circuit area of the
Second, by eliminating the configuration of the circuit region of the
Third, a negative threshold Vt depletion NMOS (N-type metal oxide semiconductor) field effect transistor (FET) critical high voltage (about 1000V or higher) A free voltage operation can be realized.
Fourth, a depletion NMOS (N-type metal oxide semiconductor) field effect transistor (FET) having a negative threshold Vt, that is, a negative Vgs characteristic, effect transistors, i.e., elements of a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET, to enable stable operation in the operational characteristics of the circuit. .
Fifth, even when the voltage of the DC power source such as the automobile power source is converted into the DC voltage of the low voltage, the same circuit can be used to implement it.
Sixth, it is possible to realize the function of PN varistor as the role of power surge, Brain Brain surge, and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection.
Seventh, when N negative threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FETs are constructed by the step connection method, the voltage of N times of Vgs and the voltage of N times of Vgs at the final stage are realized. . ≪ / RTI >
A voltage converting apparatus for converting a high-voltage alternating current and a direct-current power source into a low-voltage direct-current power source, the configuration of the
In addition, since the input voltage of the high voltage AC and DC power supplies must operate over a wide voltage range, it is required to have such an operating characteristic that the same output voltage characteristics can be maintained in all voltage operating ranges. And a free voltage operation characteristic.
A depletion NMOS transistor having a negative threshold voltage, that is, a voltage between negative gate sources (negative Vgs), in a voltage converter for converting AC and DC power to a voltage of a DC power source, Includes a configuration of a field effect transistor (FET), that is, a configuration of a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET. The negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET includes a drain D, a gate G, a source S, an isolated body, B) and a P-substrate (P-substrate: P-Sub). The threshold voltage (Vt: Vgs) of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET may be a negative value such as -1V, -2V, -3V, -4V, . The gate is connected to the ground terminal of the P-substrate and the drain D is connected to the terminal to which power is supplied before the voltage conversion. -1 power supply terminal, respectively.
As described above, the embodiment of the present invention has the following effects.
First, the circuit area of the
Second, by eliminating the configuration of the circuit region of the
Third, the input voltage of AC and DC power supplies of high voltage must operate over a wide voltage range. Therefore, it is required to have such an operating characteristic that the same output voltage characteristics can be maintained in all voltage operating ranges. (About 1000 V or more) power supply voltage range.
Fourth, a depletion NMOS (N-type metal oxide semiconductor) field effect transistor (FET) having a negative threshold Vt, that is, a negative Vgs characteristic, transistor, or a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET), so that a stable operation can be realized in the operational characteristics of the circuit. Effect.
Fifth, the same circuit can be used to convert a voltage of a DC power source such as a vehicle power source into a DC voltage of a low voltage.
Sixth, it is possible to implement a PN varistor function as a role of power surge, rational brace, and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection.
Seventh, when N negative threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FETs are constructed by the step connection method, the voltage of N times of Vgs and the voltage of N times of Vgs at the final stage are realized. The present invention provides an effect that is feasible.
It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications, additions, and substitutions are possible, and that various modifications, additions and substitutions are possible, within the spirit and scope of the appended claims. As shown in Fig.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a configuration diagram of a voltage conversion circuit using a normal transformer circuit and a zener diode; Fig.
2 is a terminal block diagram of a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
3 is an operational characteristic diagram of a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
4 is a configuration diagram of a power amplification voltage conversion circuit using a negative threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a power supply terminal synthesis configuration of a power amplification voltage conversion circuit using a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention. FIG.
6 is an operational waveform diagram of a power amplification voltage conversion circuit using a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
1 is a configuration diagram of a voltage conversion circuit using a normal transformer circuit and a zener diode.
A rectifying
The rectifying
Therefore, it becomes an obstacle factor in constructing a low cost circuit.
On the other hand, the circuit region of the Zener
The
At this time, a constant current flows to the Zener diode in the standby or operating power supply state, thereby securing the output voltage characteristic of the constant voltage from the output voltage. Therefore, a certain amount of standby or operation power is lost in standby or operating power supply.
2 is a terminal block diagram of a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
A configuration of a depletion NMOS field effect transistor (FET) having a negative threshold voltage Vt, that is, a voltage between negative gate sources (negative Vgs) And a configuration of a threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FET.
The negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET includes a drain D, a gate G, a source S, an isolated body, B) and a P-substrate (P-substrate).
The threshold voltage (Vt: Vgs) of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET may be a negative value such as -1V, -2V, -3V, -4V, .
The P-type isolated body (B) terminal has an isolated element structure and is connected to a common ground terminal for supplying a 0V ground voltage according to a design selection method as follows The first connection method and the second connection method, which is connected to the source (S) terminal and used as an output terminal, are possible.
More specifically,
As a first method, the gate (G) terminal, the isolated body (B) terminal, and the P-substrate (P-sub) Respectively.
In another alternative method, the gate (G) terminal and the P-substrate (P-sub) terminal are respectively connected to a common ground terminal for supplying a ground voltage of 0V, An isolated body (B) terminal is connected to the source (S) terminal and is used as an output terminal.
And the gate (G) terminal may be supplied with a separate control voltage.
The drain (D) terminal is a semiconductor doping region having an n-type semiconductor characteristic, and is a terminal configuration for connecting to a power supply. The drain (D) terminal is characterized by being capable of applying a high voltage of about 1000 V or more, that is, a free voltage.
In addition, the drain (D) terminal region may surround the isolated body (B) terminal and the source (S) terminal region and may be included in the drain (D) terminal region .
The drain (D) terminal region is directly contacted with a P-substrate (P-sub) terminal to form a PN varistor structure.
The PN varistor is connected in parallel to the drain (D) terminal region to be protected. The PN varistor acts as a nonconductor at a constant voltage or lower, but it does not affect the circuit. However, when a certain voltage or more is applied, the PN varistor connected in parallel becomes a conductor, - P-substrate (P-sub) terminal to protect the device from surge.
Additional operating characteristics of the PN varistor structure are as follows.
Varistors are short for variable resistors, sometimes called VDRs (Voltage-Dependent Resistors). The role of the PN varistor is a semiconductor device whose resistance varies according to the input voltage, as can be expected from the above name.
A typical PN varistor is characterized by a nonlinear I-V plot, which acts as an insulator for electricity until a certain breakdown voltage, but after the breakdown voltage it exhibits the nature of the conductor.
When a low voltage microprocessor is used in a system or device, a surge that occurs when a lightning strike or switch is opened can cause system stoppage, equipment burnout or deterioration, data transmission error, communication error, The failure of the system, such as inoperability, can occur momentarily. This is a big weakness of the system using the semiconductor. To protect this weak point, a PN varistor is needed.
The source S terminal is a semiconductor doping region having an n-type semiconductor characteristic and is used as an output terminal for obtaining a target output power supply voltage. The source S terminal may be connected to the isolated body B terminal as an output terminal or may be used as an output terminal using only the source S terminal. Specification characteristics.
3 is an operational characteristic diagram of a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
A negative threshold voltage at the Vds between the gate (G) terminal and the source (S) terminal, Vgs, and the current between the drain (D) terminal and the source (S) A threshold voltage value of a voltage 5-terminal NMOS FET is characterized by having a negative value (VT).
4 is a configuration diagram of a power amplification voltage conversion circuit using a negative threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
The rectification and power supply circuit of the present invention is a circuit region for converting AC input power to DC output power. It is also characterized in that it can be used for converting DC input power to DC output power.
That is, the present invention is also applicable to a case where a DC power source is connected to a DC power source regardless of the polarity of the DC power source.
The rectification and power supply circuit of the present invention includes an
A
The circuit configurations of the first half-wave
Wave
The
The connection configuration of the first negative threshold voltage 5-
The
The source (S)
The source (S) terminal 407 is connected to the P-type isolated body (B)
The drain (D) terminal 404 is connected to the
The threshold voltage (Vt: Vgs) of the negative threshold 5-
The gate (G) terminal 405 and the P-substrate (P-sub) terminal 406 are connected to a common ground terminal for supplying a ground voltage of 0V, respectively.
The connection configuration of the second negative threshold voltage 5-
The source (S)
The source (S) terminal 413 is common to the isolated body (B) terminal of the negative threshold 5-
The drain (D) terminal 410 is a semiconductor doping region having an n-type semiconductor characteristic and is connected to the
The threshold voltage (Vt: Vgs) of the negative threshold 5-
The gate (G)
The connection configuration of the Nth negative threshold voltage 5-
The
The source (S) terminal 420 is common to the isolated body (B) terminal of the negative threshold 5-
The drain (D) terminal 416 is a semiconductor doping region having an n-type semiconductor characteristic. The
The threshold voltage (Vt: Vgs) of the negative threshold 5-
The gate (G)
The P-substrate (P-sub)
Multiple N means one or more natural numbers. The source terminal S (N-1) or the output terminal Step- (N-1) of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET The next step is to connect the gate to the gate (G) terminal of the threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FET.
5 is a diagram illustrating a power supply terminal synthesis configuration of a power amplification voltage conversion circuit using a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
The rectification and power supply circuit of the present invention includes an
A
The circuit configurations of the first half-wave
Step-1
Therefore, the Step-1
6 is an operation waveform diagram of a power amplification voltage conversion circuit using a negative threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FET of the present invention.
The input power source 500 includes an AC waveform of a first half wave and a second half wave and has a negative threshold voltage 5-terminal in a circuit region of the first half wave
The threshold voltage (Vt: Vgs) of the negative threshold 5-
The voltage of the Step-1 power supply terminal 508 of the source S terminal 407 is lower than the threshold voltage Vt of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET : + 1V, + 2V, + 3V, + 4V, and the like, respectively, corresponding to the output voltage Vgs.
Further, the voltage is increased by the threshold voltage (Vgs) of the negative threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FET for each step.
Therefore, when N negative threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FETs are constructed in this way, voltages of N times of Vgs and voltages of N times Vgs can be obtained at the final stage .
100 input power
101 transformer circuit
102 rectifier circuit
104 Zener diode
105 Step-1 Power supply terminal
400 input power
401 first input terminal
402 second input terminal
403 negative threshold voltage 5-terminal NMOS FET with negative threshold
404 drain (D) terminal
405 gate (G) terminal
406 P-substrate (P-sub) terminal
407 source (S) terminal
408 Step-1 power supply terminal
414 Step-2 power supply terminal
420 Step-N power supply terminal
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A first input terminal 401 of the input power supply 400; And
A second input terminal 402 of the input power supply 400; And
In the first half-wave rectification power generation circuit region,
A drain (D) terminal 404 of a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET 403 connected to the first input terminal 401; And
The gate terminal G 405 of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET 403 and the P-substrate P-sub terminal 405 of the negative threshold voltage 5- 406) for supplying a ground voltage; And
A P-type terminal of D1, which is an output PN diode connected to the source (S) terminal 407 of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET 403; And
A Step-1 power supply terminal 408 connected to the N-type terminal of the output PN diode D1 to supply output power; And
Type isolated body (P-type) connected to the source (S) terminal 407 of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET 403, A first half-wave rectification power generator (460); And
In the second half-wave rectification power generation circuit region,
A drain (D) terminal 1404 of a negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET 1403 connected to the second input terminal 402; And
The gate terminal G 1405 of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET 1403 and the P-substrate (P-sub) terminal 1405 of the negative threshold voltage 5- 1406) for supplying a ground voltage; And
A P-type terminal of D1, which is an output PN diode connected to the source of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET 1403; And
A Step-1 power supply terminal 1408 connected to the N-type terminal of the output PN diode D1 to supply output power; And
Type isolated body (P-type) connected to the source (S) terminal 1407 of the negative threshold 5-terminal NMOS FET 1403, B); the second half-wave rectification power generator (470); And
The Step-1 power supply terminal 408 which is the output terminal of the first half-wave rectification power generator 460 and the Step-1 power supply terminal 1408 which is the output terminal of the second half-wave rectification power generator 470 are connected to each other And a synthesized Step-1 power supply terminal (508) connected to the output terminal.
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