A charge pump circuit shares a single flying capacitance between boost and buck stages to generate 2xVin and Vin/2 outputs.
An NTC thermistor in the second charge pumping part lowers resistance as temperature rises, reducing power consumption and preventing initial driving defects.
Dynamic turn-on resistance control stabilizes output voltages across varying load currents in mobile devices.
A charge pump employs a switchable impedance to lower startup delay while reducing output voltage ripple during steady-state operation.
An adapter component with dual driving units selectively outputs AC or DC power based on detected device parameters.
Segmenting charge pumps into dedicated voltage and current paths eliminates load interference to stabilize output voltage.
A transformerless switched converter system uses bidirectional current blocking circuitry to isolate power domains.
Capacitor-based shift circuits adjust clock voltage levels to match common mode inputs without altering frequency or edge characteristics.