Rectifier circuit and vision regeneration assisting apparatus having the same
First Claim
1. A rectifier circuit for converting AC voltage to DC voltage, comprising:
- a first MOS transistor having a source connected to a first input terminal of an AC power supply and a drain connected to an output terminal;
a first parasitic diode formed between the first input terminal and the output terminal;
a first detection circuit, connected to the first input terminal and to the output terminal, for detecting a difference in voltage between the first input terminal and the output terminal;
a second MOS transistor having a source connected to a second input terminal of the AC power supply and a drain connected to a ground terminal, the second MOS transistor having polarity opposite to the first MOS transistor;
a second parasitic diode formed between the input terminal and the ground terminal;
a second detection circuit, connected to the second input terminal and the ground terminal, for detecting a difference in voltage between the second input terminal and the ground terminal; and
a capacitor connected to the output terminal and the ground terminal,wherein the first detection circuit turns on/off the first MOS transistor according to the difference in voltage detected by the first detection circuit, andwherein the second detection circuit turns on/off the second MOS transistor according to the difference in voltage detected by the second detection circuit.
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Abstract
A rectifier circuit for converting an AC voltage to a DC voltage has a first MOS transistor having a source connected to a first input terminal of an AC power supply, and also having a drain connected to an output terminal thereof, a first parasitic diode formed between the first input terminal and the output terminal, a first detection circuit, connected to the first input terminal and to the output terminal, for detecting a difference in voltage between the first input terminal and to the output terminal, a second MOS transistor, adapted to be reverse in polarity to the first MOS transistor, having a source connected to a second input terminal of the AC power supply and also having a drain connected to a ground terminal, a second parasitic diode formed between the input terminal and the ground terminal, a second detection circuit, connected to the second input terminal and the ground terminal, for detecting a difference in voltage between the second input terminal and the ground terminal, and a capacitor connected to the output terminal and the ground terminal. The first detection circuit turns on/off the first MOS transistor according to the difference in voltage, which is detected by the first detection circuit. The second detection circuit turns on/off the second MOS transistor according to the difference in voltage, which is detected by the second detection circuit.
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1. A rectifier circuit for converting AC voltage to DC voltage, comprising:
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a first MOS transistor having a source connected to a first input terminal of an AC power supply and a drain connected to an output terminal; a first parasitic diode formed between the first input terminal and the output terminal; a first detection circuit, connected to the first input terminal and to the output terminal, for detecting a difference in voltage between the first input terminal and the output terminal; a second MOS transistor having a source connected to a second input terminal of the AC power supply and a drain connected to a ground terminal, the second MOS transistor having polarity opposite to the first MOS transistor; a second parasitic diode formed between the input terminal and the ground terminal; a second detection circuit, connected to the second input terminal and the ground terminal, for detecting a difference in voltage between the second input terminal and the ground terminal; and a capacitor connected to the output terminal and the ground terminal, wherein the first detection circuit turns on/off the first MOS transistor according to the difference in voltage detected by the first detection circuit, and wherein the second detection circuit turns on/off the second MOS transistor according to the difference in voltage detected by the second detection circuit. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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