Voltage multiplier circuit for generating positive and negative voltages
A voltage multiplier, negative voltage technology, applied in logic circuits, instruments, electrical components, etc., can solve problems such as large integrated circuit area and occupation
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[0034] now refer to Figure 4 , which shows a circuit diagram of the voltage multiplier circuit 200 . The same reference numerals indicate figure 1 the same or similar parts in . Voltage multiplier circuit 200 differs from voltage multiplier circuit 100 in that each n-channel transistor MN1 - MN6 of circuit 200 is formed to share a common body (body) 202 . Another difference is that the source terminals of n-channel MOS transistors MN1 - MN6 are not connected to common body 202 . However, the public subject 202 is not a floating node. Yet another difference is that the circuit 200 also includes a circuit 204 for biasing the common body 202 .
[0035] The bias circuit 204 is formed of a pair of n-channel MOS transistors MN7 and MN8 whose source-drain paths are connected in series between the nodes A and B. More specifically, the drain of transistor MN7 is connected to node A, and the drain of transistor MN8 is connected to node B. The sources of the transistors MN7 and M...
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