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Overvoltage protection circuit, overvoltage protection method and panel driving circuit

  • US 9,401,600 B2
  • Filed: 06/29/2013
  • Issued: 07/26/2016
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/17/2013
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An overvoltage protection circuit, arranged to adjust drive output voltage of LED strings coupled with a main IC and a secondary IC, comprises a main IC overvoltage triggering circuit and a secondary IC overvoltage triggering circuit, wherein, said main IC overvoltage triggering circuit connected respectively in series to said main IC and several LED strings, said secondary IC overvoltage triggering circuit connected respectively in series to the secondary IC and several LED strings, said main IC overvoltage triggering circuit comprises at least two main divider resistances connected in series each other, said secondary IC overvoltage triggering circuit comprises at least two secondary divider resistances connected in series each other, wherein, an overvoltage protection triggering point of the main IC is set in the main divider resistances, and an overvoltage protection triggering point of the secondary IC is set in the secondary divider resistances, and the voltage value of the overvoltage protection triggering point of the secondary IC is less than that of the main IC, wherein the mininmin voltage of said secondary IC overvoltage triggering circuit is larger than the maximum voltage of said main IC, wherein said main divider resistance comprises a first resistance, a second resistance and a third resistance, said first resistance and said second resistance are set between the overvoltage protection triggering point of the main IC and the drive output end, said third resistance is set between the overvoltage protection triggering points of the main IC and the ground end, a forth and a fifth resistances are set between the overvoltage protection triggering points of the secondary IC, and the drive output end a sixth resistance is set between the overvoltage protection triggering points of the secondary IC and the ground end, wherein, the ratio of the sixth resistance value and the sum of the forth, the fifth and the sixth resistance values of the second divider resistance is larger than the ratio of the third resistance value and the sum of the first, the second and the third resistance values of the main divider resistance.

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