Dynamic biasing circuit of linear voltage regulator
A linear regulator and bias circuit technology, applied in instruments, regulating electrical variables, control/regulating systems, etc., can solve the problem that LDOs are difficult to achieve extremely high transient response, and loads in different working states cannot achieve adaptive static power consumption. Adjustment and other issues to achieve adaptive power adjustment, improve transient response performance, and simple structure
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[0033] A dynamic bias circuit of a linear voltage regulator, compared with the existing voltage regulator bias structure, can realize low power consumption, ultra-high transient response and self-adaptive bias adjustment. figure 1 It is a flow chart of the dynamic bias circuit working process of the linear voltage regulator of the present invention, and its adjustment process is as follows:
[0034] Step 1. First, measure the output voltage of the linear regulator.
[0035] Step 2. Then, differential calculation is performed on the output voltage obtained in step 1 to obtain the rate of change of the output voltage.
[0036] Step 3. Finally, the bias of the linear regulator is adjusted based on the rate of change of the output voltage obtained in step 2 to realize dynamic bias.
[0037] figure 2 It is the structural diagram of the dynamic bias circuit of the linear regulator provided by the present invention. This system is used to monitor the LDO output voltage and dynami...
Embodiment 2
[0058] The dynamic bias circuit of the linear voltage regulator described in this application can also be used as a bias circuit of an independent linear voltage regulator chip. In an independent chip design, the dynamic bias circuit of the linear voltage regulator described in this application is the same as that in Embodiment 1:
[0059] Including a current reference circuit 101, a differentiator bias circuit 102, a differentiator circuit 103 and a linear voltage regulator bias circuit 104;
[0060] Wherein, the current reference circuit 101 is used to generate a stable current reference, which is implemented using a bandgap current source to ensure performance under full temperature conditions;
[0061] Wherein, the differentiator bias circuit 102 is used to generate a bias voltage for the differentiator circuit 103, which is realized by using a bias MOS tube and a current mirror;
[0062] Wherein, the differentiator circuit 103 is used to detect the output voltage of the ...
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[0067] The dynamic bias circuit of the linear voltage regulator described in this application can also be constructed as a digital circuit to complete the same function. In digital dynamic bias structure design, such as Figure 7 The dynamic bias circuit of the linear voltage regulator provided by the present invention is shown in the structural diagram under the digital circuit structure:
[0068] Includes clock sources, analog-to-digital converters, digital differentiators, bias current switch networks, and linear regulator bias circuits;
[0069] Wherein, the clock source is used to generate a stable clock signal, and is used to provide a stable clock signal to the analog-to-digital converter and the digital differentiator;
[0070] Among them, the analog-to-digital converter is used to sample the output voltage of the linear voltage regulator, and convert it into a digital signal for subsequent processing circuits.
[0071] Wherein, the digital differentiator is used to ...
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