Switching Regulator Power Loss
Efficiency can be a misleading number for comparison of switching regulators. Efficiency number can be manipulated by input and output voltage, while power loss is more tightly tied to the actual circuit --- Click here to watch the video and learn why.
Efficiency can be a misleading number for comparison of switching regulators. Efficiency number can be manipulated by input and output voltage, while power loss is more tightly tied to the actual circuit --- Click here to watch the video and learn why.
Technical Archives (Sorted By Date)
-
Bandgaps in the crosshairs: What's the trim target?
(08/09/08)
-
Power-off protection delivers robust analogue switch designs
(08/09/08)
-
Thermal considerations for hybrid DC/DC converters
(04/09/08)
-
Designing power systems in portable devices
(04/09/08)
-
Calculate tempco, initial accuracy for voltage references
(04/09/08)
-
Lessen servo amplifier-sourced noise
(04/09/08)
-
Attempting clairvoyance with battery performance
(29/08/08)
-
Reduce standby mode energy use
(28/08/08)
-
How to dynamically mitigate power supply noise
(22/08/08)
-
How to optimise power in ICs for portable products
(22/08/08)
-
Difference amplifier measures high AC voltage without heat
(22/08/08)
-
A behind the screen look at TV technology
(22/08/08)
-
Explaining redundant power techniques for servers
(18/08/08)
-
Improving COT regulators with flywheel current injection
(18/08/08)
-
How PMBus offers open-standard digital power management
(14/08/08)
-
Extracting efficiency in mobiles and portable stereo audio
(14/08/08)
-
Multiplier circuit gauges real power in high-frequency PWMs
(13/08/08)
-
Problems of PWM duty cycles and higher switching frequencies
(13/08/08)
-
Choose the right cold plate to cool motor drive electronics
(13/08/08)
-
How power management can differentiate your designs
(08/08/08)
-
Manage the portable equipment power chain's slippery slope
(08/08/08)
-
How to implement ATCA board power systems
(08/08/08)
-
Electronic rheostat provides decades of load resistance
(06/08/08)
-
Integrate switching DC-DC supplies with inductor multipliers
(06/08/08)
-
Optimise performance and power with dynamic power management
(06/08/08)
-
Integrating 3.3V and 5.5V analogue and digital supplies
(05/08/08)
- Increase switcher efficiency, reduce size (05/08/08)
-
Accurate current measurements with maximum duty cycle clamp
(04/08/08)
-
How do I feed my power needs? A look at ultracapacitors
(31/07/08)
-
How to size ultracapacitors
(31/07/08)
-
Using self-protected MOSFETs in ruggedised electronic systems
(30/07/08)
-
Harvesting energy for self-sustaining lithium-ion batteries
(30/07/08)
-
Platform designs of motor controls allow efficient buildings
(28/07/08)
-
Proper capacitance measurement technique for better results
(28/07/08)
-
Energy-harvesting chips and the quest for everlasting life
(25/07/08)
-
Save battery life with ambient light sensors
(24/07/08)
-
Boost battery performance with active charge-balancing
(24/07/08)
-
Use hysteretic converters for multiple LED lighting
(23/07/08)
-
Underutilized SEPIC outperforms the flyback topology
(22/07/08)
-
Love the sound of your MP3? -- Think about your battery
(21/07/08)
-
Extending battery life and solving RF power amps problems
(17/07/08)
-
Architecting miniature hard disk drives for battery saving
(16/07/08)
-
USB bus-powered devices put an end to wall warts
(27/06/08)
-
Choose right: Low-power PLDs for portables
(26/06/08)
-
Add flexibility to power management designs with embedded NVM
(25/06/08)
-
Flash-capacitor IC for UV flame detectors
(24/06/08)
-
Low-cost system for measuring active human mechanical power
(23/06/08)
-
Power management plans for the next CE wave
(20/06/08)
-
Keeping your VoIP up and running
(19/06/08)
-
Powering up modern motherboards under ACPI control
(18/06/08)
|
||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||
|
Hot Articles
Search EE Times India
Top Ranked Articles
- An electricity generator powered by viruses!
- Tata demos vehicles running on air
- 480W power supply offers low-cost option
- Graphene "spintronics" to make electronic devices faster
- Smartphones: A good bet for Asia in 2012
- Nokia develops energy-harvesting phone
- Low cost PAs offered in 5x5 SMT package
- Powerful batteries flaunt ultra-thin package
- NVRAM uses battery free power sub-system
- Low-power radio chip mimics human ear











