An accurate circuit of PWM/PFM mode converting and a circuit of auto-adaptively adjusting dimension of power transistor are described.The duty cycle of the signal when the control mode converts can be gained accuratel...An accurate circuit of PWM/PFM mode converting and a circuit of auto-adaptively adjusting dimension of power transistor are described.The duty cycle of the signal when the control mode converts can be gained accurately by using ratios of currents and capacitances,and an optimal dimension of power transistor is derived with different loads.The converter is designed by 0.35μm standard CMOS technology.Simulation results indicate that the converter starts work at 0.8 V input voltage.Combined with synchronized rectification,the transfer efficiency is higher than 90%with full load range,and achieves 97.5%at rating output.展开更多
Intelligent responsive devices are crucial for a variety of applications ranging from smart electronics to robotics.Electro-responsive cholesteric liquid crystals(CLC)have been widely applied in display panels,smart w...Intelligent responsive devices are crucial for a variety of applications ranging from smart electronics to robotics.Electro-responsive cholesteric liquid crystals(CLC)have been widely applied in display panels,smart windows,and so on.In this work,we realize the mechanical stimuli-triggered optical responses of the CLC by integrating it with a triboelectric nanogenerator(TENG),which converts the mechanical motion into alternating current electricity and then tunes the different optical responses of the CLC.When the voltage applied on the CLC is relatively low(15–40 V),the TENG drives the switching between the bistable planar state and focal conic state of the CLC,which shows potential applications in selfpowered smart windows or E-paper displays.When the voltage supplied by the TENG is larger than60 V,a self-powered optical switch is demonstrated by utilizing the transformation between focal conic state and instantons homeotropic state of the CLC.This triboelectric-optical responsive device consumes no extra electric power and suggests a great potential for future smart electronics.展开更多
基金Supported by National Youth Science Foundation of China(No.60806010)
文摘An accurate circuit of PWM/PFM mode converting and a circuit of auto-adaptively adjusting dimension of power transistor are described.The duty cycle of the signal when the control mode converts can be gained accurately by using ratios of currents and capacitances,and an optimal dimension of power transistor is derived with different loads.The converter is designed by 0.35μm standard CMOS technology.Simulation results indicate that the converter starts work at 0.8 V input voltage.Combined with synchronized rectification,the transfer efficiency is higher than 90%with full load range,and achieves 97.5%at rating output.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2016YFA0202702)the Youth Innovation Promotion Association of CAS。
文摘Intelligent responsive devices are crucial for a variety of applications ranging from smart electronics to robotics.Electro-responsive cholesteric liquid crystals(CLC)have been widely applied in display panels,smart windows,and so on.In this work,we realize the mechanical stimuli-triggered optical responses of the CLC by integrating it with a triboelectric nanogenerator(TENG),which converts the mechanical motion into alternating current electricity and then tunes the different optical responses of the CLC.When the voltage applied on the CLC is relatively low(15–40 V),the TENG drives the switching between the bistable planar state and focal conic state of the CLC,which shows potential applications in selfpowered smart windows or E-paper displays.When the voltage supplied by the TENG is larger than60 V,a self-powered optical switch is demonstrated by utilizing the transformation between focal conic state and instantons homeotropic state of the CLC.This triboelectric-optical responsive device consumes no extra electric power and suggests a great potential for future smart electronics.
