Low power consumption reference circuit applied to passive UHF RFID label chip

Abstract

The invention discloses a low power consumption reference circuit applied to a passive UHF RFID label chip. The low power consumption reference circuit applied to the passive UHF RFID label chip is composed of a positive temperature coefficient (PTC) current circuit, a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) current circuit and a reference voltage output circuit, wherein the PTC current circuit is used to generate a PRC current I+, the NTC current generation circuit is used to generate an NTC current I-, and the reference voltage output circuit generates zero temperature coefficient (ZTC) voltage Vref. The low power consumption reference circuit applied to the passive UHF RFID label chip has the advantages of being capable of automatically starting, causing no difference amplifying, and being low in work voltage and low in power dissipation.

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Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of analog integrated circuits, and relates to a reference voltage generating circuit with self-starting, low working voltage and low power consumption, and can be used in a passive UHF RFID tag chip. Background technique [0002] With the rise of Internet of Things technology, radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has also developed rapidly. Among them, UHF passive tag chips are becoming more and more popular in the market due to their high accuracy, large storage capacity, reusable, non-contact reading and writing, strong security, and being able to identify multiple objects at the same time. In some applications, due to the rigid index that requires the tag chip to recognize a long distance, low-power design has become an inevitable choice, so that the reference source circuit based on the sub-threshold working state is applied. [0003] Passive radio frequency identification (RFID) system is mainly c...

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Problems solved by technology

Due to the specific application environment of the passive UHF tag chip, there are clear requirements for low power consumption and low working voltage of the chip. At the same time, in order to save costs, the chip area is also clearly limited.

In view of this, the traditional reference circuit with operational amplifier, BJT implementation, higher operating voltage and additional startup circuit is no longer applicable, and there is an urgent need for a reference circuit with low operating voltage, low power consumption, and as small an area as possible

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