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A system and a method for generating an error voltage

A technology of error voltage and reference voltage, applied in control/regulation systems, amplifiers using switched capacitors, amplifiers with semiconductor devices/discharge tubes, etc., can solve the problems of difficult to achieve loop stability, large chip area, main dominant Pole conflicts and other issues

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-08-24
MOSCAD DESIGN & AUTOMATION
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However, this simple solution consumes a large chip area if the circuit is to be integrated on a semiconductor chip
Additionally, the pole induced at node (NB) will be shifted to a lower frequency, conflicting with the main dominant pole of the regulation loop and making it difficult to achieve loop stability

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[0050] The present invention includes a method of generating an error voltage across a coupling capacitor using a switching circuit device comprising a coupling capacitor, a switched capacitor, a reference voltage, an amplifier amplifying the error voltage, and integrating the amplified voltage over it. The error voltage causes the error current in the integrating capacitor. The method is performed according to timed periods of a three-phase cycle including a charge phase, a hold phase, and a discharge phase. The error voltage is the difference between the reference voltage and the voltage generated across the switched capacitor at the end of the charging phase during which the switched capacitor is charged via the current source. The invention also relates to a system designed to implement the above method.

[0051] The present invention also provides a system comprising a clock generator, wherein the clock generator is controlled by an oscillating The device is driven to g...

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The invention allows for the realization of a precision current reference or a fully integrated crystal-less precision oscillator by providing a circuit that precisely controls the cyclic charging operation of a switched capacitor. The voltage across the switched capacitor is ramped up and stops at the end of the charge phase at precisely a desired voltage. By using an appropriate network of switches based around a transconductance amplifier, the error voltage between the desired voltage and the voltage across the switched capacitor is amplified by the transconductance amplifier to give an error current. The error current is integrated over time to give an integrated amplified error voltage. By using appropriate feedback, the error voltage can be minimised to give a precise output currentwhose value depends on a capacitance, a voltage and a frequency. In a different feedback configuration the circuit described can be used as part of a frequency locked loop to provide a precise crystal-less oscillator whose frequency depends on a resistance and a capacitance. The circuit is insensitive to amplifier offset and bandwidth, switch resistance, duty cycle and non-symmetrical ripple at the input of the amplifier. The circuit also comprises means to compensate for temperature variations and means to compensate for variations in resistance and capacitance commonly occurring in integrated circuits due to process variations.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the field of switched capacitor circuits and techniques and more particularly to the use of such circuits in the implementation of precision current generators and precision oscillators. Background technique [0002] Switched capacitor networks are widely used in the design of electronic circuits due to their ability to simulate resistive loads in circuits. Using a switched capacitor Csw switched at a frequency fsw, an equivalent resistance Req can be realized with Req=1 / (fsw×Csw). It is known that in the manufacture of semiconductor integrated circuits, the absolute accuracy of the resistance value is not easy to achieve, but the absolute accuracy of the capacitance value is just under the control of most semiconductor manufacturing processes. For this reason, the use of switched capacitor circuits in analog semiconductor circuit design is particularly important where precise resistance values ​​are required. [0003...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): H03F3/00G05F3/26H03H19/00H03F3/45
CPCH03H19/004H03F3/45753H03F3/005H03L7/02
Inventor F·巴伦那格
Owner MOSCAD DESIGN & AUTOMATION
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