Charge pump timing control
A charge pump and controller technology, applied in control/regulating systems, electrical components, regulating electrical variables, etc., to achieve the effect of high-efficiency power conversion
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[0034] As described above, as an example, the figure 1 The charge pump 100 shown in may operate in an "adiabatic" mode, where one or both of the low voltage peripheral 110 and the high voltage peripheral 190 may include a current source. For example, patent publication WO 2012 / 151466, published on November 8, 2012 and incorporated herein by reference, describes configurations that include conditioning circuits in the source and / or load. In particular, in figure 1 and Figure 2A -B, the low voltage load 110 may effectively comprise a current source rather than a voltage source in the example of "adiabatic" operation known as a charge pump. If the current source maintains a constant current from the charge pump, then the Figure 2A The current shown in maintains an approximately constant value during the state shown. The resistive losses in the switch through which the current flows are therefore lower than in the case of a voltage load and are also substantially independent...
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