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如何为便携式多媒体处理器供电（How to power a portable multimedia processor） Data worth having From the usual study, accumulation and summary Where there is a problem, there must be some Please also criticize and correct me! How to power a portable multimedia processor ST Ondrej Tlaskal Introduction In Modern Applications Traditional low voltage drop regulator (LDO) is gradually replaced by switching power supply (SMPS) Although LDO is a power of low cost and strong durable solutions But it consumes a lot of power More and more portable device vendors Like digital cameras, cell phones, and PDA manufacturers Are studying the feasibility of replacing LDO with more efficient solutions Switch solution size Physical dimensions of the power supply These vendors are often insurmountable obstacles STw4141 is an innovative switching power supply Only one external coil can be used to generate two independent output voltages Because of its intrinsic switching characteristics This chip is efficient And the required number of external components is minimal The efficiency of this product can be comparable to that of two independent switching power supplies The dimensions are equivalent to two independent LDO power supplies therefore Able to replace linear power supplies in portable devices Or reduce the physical size and cost of the switching regulator Working principle First, a brief look at the conventional Buck DC DC converter STw4141 innovative dual output topology is derived from this design Fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a simple buck converter Fig. 2 is the waveform of the coil current The buck converter topology consists of a power stage consisting of PMOS and NMOS, a coil L, an output capacitor C, and a feedback control loop PMOS and NMOS inverting switches with 1/T frequency Duty cycle of D1. When the PMOS transistor is on The coil current starts to rise Slope is: When the NMOS transistor is on The coil current is beginning to decrease Slope is: Figure 1 buck topology In the steady s