POWER-SUPPLY APPARATUS
First Claim
1. A power-supply apparatus comprising:
- an inductor;
a first transistor that supplies, in an on-state, a current to an input side of the inductor;
a second transistor that becomes, when the first transistor is in an off-state, an on-state and thereby brings the input side of the inductor to a predetermined potential;
a signal generation unit that generates a first voltage signal corresponding to a first current flowing to the inductor;
a trans-conductance amplifier that outputs a second current according to the first voltage signal generated by the signal generation unit;
a converter that converts the second current output from the trans-conductance amplifier into a second voltage signal; and
a control unit that controls the first and second transistors based on a first feedback signal corresponding to a voltage on an output side of the inductor and the second voltage signal, the second voltage signal being used as a second feedback signal.
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Abstract
A power-supply apparatus according to an aspect includes an inductor, a transistor that supplies, in an on-state, a current to the input side of the inductor, a second transistor that becomes, when the first transistor is in an off-state, an on-state and thereby brings the input side of the inductor to a predetermined potential, a signal generation unit that generates voltage signals corresponding to a current flowing to the inductor, an amplifier that outputs a current according to the voltage signals, a converter that converts the current output from the amplifier into a voltage signal, and a control unit that controls the transistors based on a first feedback signal corresponding to the voltage on the output side of the inductor and the voltage signal, which is used as a second feedback signal.
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1. A power-supply apparatus comprising:
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an inductor; a first transistor that supplies, in an on-state, a current to an input side of the inductor; a second transistor that becomes, when the first transistor is in an off-state, an on-state and thereby brings the input side of the inductor to a predetermined potential; a signal generation unit that generates a first voltage signal corresponding to a first current flowing to the inductor; a trans-conductance amplifier that outputs a second current according to the first voltage signal generated by the signal generation unit; a converter that converts the second current output from the trans-conductance amplifier into a second voltage signal; and a control unit that controls the first and second transistors based on a first feedback signal corresponding to a voltage on an output side of the inductor and the second voltage signal, the second voltage signal being used as a second feedback signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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