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Quasi-resonant Switching Power Supply Topologies

2 Quasi-resonant Switching Power Supply Topologies [Pg.155]

As with PWM switching power supplies, there are comparable topologies within the zero-current switching (ZCS) and zero-voltage switching (ZVS) quasi-resonant families. You ll immediately recognize the family members upon seeing them. [Pg.155]

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The zero current switching (ZCS) quasi-resonant (QR) switching power supply forces the current through the power switch to be sinusoidal. The transistor is always switched when the current through the power switch is zero. To understand the operation of a ZCS QR switching power supply, it is best to study in detail the operation of its most elementary topology—the ZCS QR buck converter (and its waveforms) as seen in Figure 4-10. [Pg.151]


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