Voltage differentiating circuit with ultra-low power consumption
A differential circuit, ultra-low power consumption technology, applied in the direction of adjusting electrical variables, instruments, control/regulation systems, etc., can solve problems that affect the maximum power point judgment, accuracy and power consumption limitations, and inapplicable energy harvesting application scenarios. To achieve the effect of a wide range of input signal frequency
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[0013] Traditional differential circuits such as figure 1 shown. In order to achieve an ideal differentiator effect, the high-pass frequency point needs to be much higher than the frequency of the input signal change, otherwise the output signal will be distorted, and the function of the differentiator cannot even be realized normally. Therefore, the resistance and capacitance are relatively small. In this energy harvesting application, the input voltage often changes slowly, that is, the time derivative of the input voltage is also very small, so a small resistor and capacitor will cause the differential output signal to be too small, making it difficult for subsequent signal processing circuits to process, so this The application scenarios of passive differentiators are limited and can only be used in scenarios where the input signal changes rapidly....
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