Internal voltage generating circuit
A technology for generating circuits and internal voltages, applied to data processing power supplies, static memory, read-only memory, etc., can solve the problems of low utilization efficiency, circuit increase, circuit area increase, etc., to shorten the setting time and stabilize the boost voltage and the effect of boost current
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[0050] figure 1 The configuration of the internal voltage generating circuit 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention is shown. This internal voltage generating circuit 100 includes a first boost circuit 901 driven by a first control signal PPE1; The output node N1 outputs the first boosted voltage VPUMP1, and outputs the second boosted voltage VPUMP2 to the second output node N2 of the second booster circuit 101. 102 is a frequency division circuit (FDIV), which divides the clock signal according to the control signal FDE CLK is divided by N (N is a natural number above 2), and outputs the frequency-divided clock signal FCK; 103 is a buffer circuit (BUF), which uses one of the clock signal CLK or the frequency-divided clock signal FCK according to the control signal FDE as The clock signal SCK is output, and a clock signal XSCK complementary to the clock signal SCK is output at the same time. 104 is a second charge pump circuit, which gener...
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[0080] Figure 6 The internal voltage generating circuit 200 shown is the second embodiment, and it is different from that shown in the first embodiment. figure 1 , the difference is that: the buffer circuit 103 is controlled by a clock comparison circuit (CMP) 201, and the clock comparison circuit 201 compares the clock signal CLK and the frequency-divided clock signal FCK, and outputs a new control signal FCE. Such as Figure 7 As shown, for the clock comparison circuit 201, when the clock signal CLK and the divided clock signal FCK are both "H", the output of the arithmetic circuit 202 is "H", which is input to the clock terminal of the latch circuit 203, and will be used as data The control signal FDE (= "H") of the signal input is output through the terminal Q as a new control signal FCE. As a result, the clock signal CLK and the frequency-divided clock signal FCK are switched by the buffer circuit 103 .
[0081] Figure 8 is the timing diagram, relative to Figure ...
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