A programmable current source and capacitor generate linear bidirectional ramp signals, reducing ADC circuit complexity and inaccuracy.
Voltage-controlled current sources and inline discharge resistors keep a MOSFET load switch at four pins while adding ramp, discharge, and protection features.
A diode-clamped sensing path and current mirror let optical receivers detect low photocurrent accurately without violating photodiode headroom.
An active feedback network adds DC balance to a triangular waveform generator, cutting audio band noise without sacrificing linearity.
Two 180° out-of-phase triangular generators are switched to deliver a fast falling edge, low current draw, and reduced ground bounce.
An active integrator with a frequency-shaped feedback network cuts audio-band noise in triangular waveforms while preserving linearity and DC balance.
Phase-shifted PWM signals stagger LED string activation to prevent voltage drops and keep multi-string dimming uniform and stable.
An active feedback network suppresses oscillator ramp audio noise while preserving DC balance and triangular waveform linearity in Class D amplifiers.
A calibrated free-running triangular waveform generator locks to an external clock to reduce drift, discontinuities, and PWM linearity loss.
Phase-shifted pulse control drives capacitor charge and discharge to create symmetric high-frequency triangle waves for accurate multi-supply PWM.
A trimming circuit measures ramp timing against a reference and adjusts charge or discharge current to keep the slope stable over process, voltage, aging, and temperature.
A variable sawtooth compensation slope tracks output voltage and switching frequency to stabilize current-mode DC-DC converters above 50% duty cycle.
A current-mirror gate drive shapes FET switching edges to cut EMI and distortion while keeping low delay and dead time.
A variable-frequency triangular wave spreads fixed harmonic spikes in class-D amplifiers, reducing electromagnetic interference with added control.
Rotating switched-capacitor unit elements generate accelerated ADC ramps with accurate step sizes while minimizing charge injection and gain errors.
A selectable control path and digital ramp circuit let an SMPS switch modes while keeping high-resolution PWM and slope signals without extra PLLs.
An active feedback network cuts audio band noise in a triangle wave generator while preserving DC balance and waveform linearity for Class D amplifiers.
An RC feedback circuit replaces comparators and multiple control signals to generate triangular waves with lower chip size and complexity.
A linearly varying control signal and subtraction step remove the PWM d.c. term, reducing magnetic saturation and modulation products.
Two out-of-phase triangular oscillators are alternately switched to create a high-frequency sawtooth with a fast falling edge, low current use, and reduced ground bounce.
An active integrator with frequency-shaped feedback lowers triangular ramp audio noise while preserving DC balance and waveform linearity.
A divider, counter, and DAC generate the triangular modulation signal internally, enabling integrated clock spreading to cut EMI and cost.
A comparator-driven feedback current loop stabilizes sawtooth amplitude against resistor and capacitor process variation without trimming.
Charge sharing between timing and switched capacitors controls suspended sawtooth endpoints, reducing frequency error and supply rail glitching.
By matching the DC interval to a reference voltage, this circuit corrects triangular wave distortion from power and temperature drift in FM-CW radar.