Low-power and compact voltage sensing circuit
A voltage sensing and circuit technology, applied in the field of low-power compact voltage sensing circuits, can solve problems such as increasing density and reducing power consumption
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[0012] To eliminate the need for a separate operational amplifier for adding a digital-to-analog converter output signal in a voltage sensing circuit, a comparator is provided that includes a comparator input stage comprising a differential pair of transistors. A source of a first of the differential pair transistors is coupled to a current source through a first resistor. Similarly, the source of the second of the differential pair transistors is coupled to the current source through a second resistor, wherein the first resistor and the second resistor are matched.
[0013] A main DAC, a tracking current digital-to-analog converter (iDAC), and a feedback voltage signal drive the comparator's input stage. A tracking current digital-to-analog converter (iDAC) generates an analog tracking current (Iidac) in response to an analog conversion of a tracking input word of the tracking current digital-to-analog converter (iDAC). Depending on the sign (sign) of the tracking input word...
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