A single-inductor multi-output converter uses a charge pump unit to generate multiple voltage rails from one magnetic component.
A charge pump control circuit adjusts its operating frequency based on real-time voltage differences to stabilize output.
Dynamic control module adjusts discrete conversion rates based on error voltage to prevent overshooting and reduce manufacturing costs.
Switched capacitor groups alternate states to isolate input and output ports, reducing current ripples in compact power supplies.
A self-regulating current-to-current charge pump uses flying capacitors and rectifying inverters to transfer charge.
A two-stage charge pump circuit uses low-voltage transistors to transfer charge efficiently.