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    • 4. 发明公开
    • SYNCHRONOUS ISOLATED LED CONVERTER, LED POWER SUPPLY AND LED LUMINAIRE
    • EP4287484A1
    • 2023-12-06
    • EP22176955.7
    • 2022-06-02
    • Tridonic GmbH & Co KG
    • Stark, StefanNachbaur, StefanSchertler, MarkusWalch, Patrick
    • H02M3/335
    • Disclosed is a synchronous isolated LED converter (1). The converter (1) comprises a main transformer (111, 112, 113), a voltage sensing circuit (14), a controller (16), an ancillary transformer (191, 192), and a switch (20). The main transformer (111, 112, 113) is configured to transform electric power from an input-side electric potential (12) of the converter (1) to an output-side electric potential (13) of the converter (1), and includes an auxiliary winding (113). The voltage sensing circuit (14) is connected to the auxiliary winding (113) and configured to generate a voltage sensing signal (15, V SNS2 ) in accordance with a voltage across the auxiliary winding (113). The controller (16) is connected to the voltage sensing circuit (14) and configured to provide a drive current (17, I SW2 ) in accordance with a sampling of the voltage sensing signal (15, V SNS2 ). The sampled voltage sensing signal (15, V SNS2 ) is indicative of an output voltage (18, V LED ) of the converter (1), and the drive current (17, I SW2 ) is associated with the input-side electric potential (12). The ancillary transformer (191, 192) is connected to the controller (16) and configured to transform the drive current (17, I SW2 ) from the input-side electric potential (12) to the output-side electric potential (13). The switch (20) is operable in accordance with the transformed drive current (17, I SW2 ). The controller (16) is further configured to sample the voltage sensing signal (15, V SNS2 ) in accordance with a zero-crossing of an output-side current (I 2 ) of the converter (1), yet asynchronously with respect to pulse edges of the drive current (17, I SW2 ). This avoids an incorrect voltage sensing in a cost-efficient manner.