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95. MOS tube switching power supply mode
In the video, we are going to learn the switching power supply mode composed of MOS tubes.
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Hello everyone, today we are going to learn the switching power supply mode composed of MOS tubes

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Switching power supply mode is to use the conduction and cutoff of MOS tube

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to control the opening and closing of power supply

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For example, switching the standby voltage to the boot voltage, or switch the voltage,

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such as switch the S3 voltage to the S0 voltage

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We can also call this type of power supply DC to DC, or flat to flat

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In other words, its power supply is flat conversion,

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no voltage drop, and the loss is small

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But there is a condition that it must meet the conduction condition of MOS tube

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For example, this is a P-channel MOS tube

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The G-pole voltage of the P-channel MOS tube must be more than 4.5 volts

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less than the S-pole of it to be fully conductive

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In order for its G-pole voltage to be less than 4.5V at the S-pole,

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the G-pole must be low, that is, below 0.5V, because the S-pole is 5V

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Only when the G-pole voltage is below 0.5V, will it be 4.5V smaller than S

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So how does this G-pole voltage get below 0.5V?

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We have to get this MOS tube down here on, pull this G pole down

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After pulling down, the low level can control its conduction

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In this diagram, when G pole is 4.5V below the S pole, the D and S poles are on,

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and it has an internal resistor of 18 milliohms,

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which is called the internal resistor

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Okay, this is a MOS tube

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G is less than 4.5V above the S pole, fully conductive,

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and has a resistor of 18 milliohms between the D and S poles

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Ok, this is the switching power supply mode,

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control 5V to 5V, 3.3V to 3.3V

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