System with device startup anticipated voltage supply for voltage output regulation
First Claim
1. A system comprising:
- a converter configured to supply power to a load circuit during an active mode to power a plurality of devices in the load circuit, wherein the plurality of devices comprise a first device and a second device, and wherein the converter is OFF during an inactive mode; and
a regulator configured to (i) supply power to the load circuit during the inactive mode to operate the first device in an active state, and (ii) regulate a power supply voltage of the power, supplied to the load circuit during the inactive mode, to a predetermined voltage, wherein the power supplied to the load circuit during the inactive mode is less than an amount of power to operate (i) the first device in the active state, and (ii) the second device in an active state,wherein the regulator is configured to, during the inactive mode, increase the power supply voltage to a voltage greater than the predetermined voltage to prevent the power supply voltage from decreasing to a voltage less than the predetermined voltage due to an increased amount of load as a result of turning ON the second device.
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Abstract
A system includes a converter and a regulator. The converter supplies power to a load circuit during an active mode to power first and second devices in the load circuit. The converter is OFF during an inactive mode. The regulator supplies power to the load circuit during the inactive mode to operate the first device in an active state and regulates a power supply voltage, supplied during the inactive mode, to a predetermined voltage. The power supplied during the inactive mode is less than an amount of power to operate the first and second devices in an active state. During the inactive mode, the regulator increases the power supply voltage to a voltage greater than the predetermined voltage to prevent the power supply voltage from decreasing to a voltage less than the predetermined voltage due to an increased amount of load as a result of turning ON the second device.
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20 Claims
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1. A system comprising:
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a converter configured to supply power to a load circuit during an active mode to power a plurality of devices in the load circuit, wherein the plurality of devices comprise a first device and a second device, and wherein the converter is OFF during an inactive mode; and a regulator configured to (i) supply power to the load circuit during the inactive mode to operate the first device in an active state, and (ii) regulate a power supply voltage of the power, supplied to the load circuit during the inactive mode, to a predetermined voltage, wherein the power supplied to the load circuit during the inactive mode is less than an amount of power to operate (i) the first device in the active state, and (ii) the second device in an active state, wherein the regulator is configured to, during the inactive mode, increase the power supply voltage to a voltage greater than the predetermined voltage to prevent the power supply voltage from decreasing to a voltage less than the predetermined voltage due to an increased amount of load as a result of turning ON the second device. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A method comprising:
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supplying power from a converter to a load circuit during an active mode to power a plurality of devices in the load circuit, wherein the plurality of devices comprise a first device and a second device, and wherein the converter is OFF during an inactive mode; supplying power from a regulator to the load circuit during the inactive mode to operate the first device in an active state; regulating a power supply voltage of the power, supplied to the load circuit during the inactive mode, to a predetermined voltage, wherein the power supplied to the load circuit during the inactive mode is less than an amount of power to operate (i) the first device in the active state, and (ii) the second device in an active state; and during the inactive mode, increasing the power supply voltage to a voltage greater than the predetermined voltage to prevent the power supply voltage from decreasing to a voltage less than the predetermined voltage due to an increased amount of load as a result of turning ON the second device. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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