Non-reciprocal circulators and reflective N-path filter elements enable wideband RF reconfiguration with linear filtering and selective path control.
Stacked switch and capacitor layers shrink converter area while delivering the high current modern CPUs require.
Mirrored current pulses cancel switched-capacitor ripple on voltage lines, improving regulator stability without larger load capacitance.
Charge diffusion across sampled capacitors enables analog Gaussian filtering with adjustable bandwidth while avoiding large RC components for slow signals.
A filter removes induced transmit signals in a dual RF path, preserving port isolation and reception quality during simultaneous transmission.
Switched-capacitor aliasing extends RF delay beyond 5 ns at high frequency while avoiding bulky cable spools and power-hungry conversion stages.
A consolidated N-order filter cuts op-amp count to reduce circuit area, power use, and harmonic interference while preserving audio signal linearity.
A level-shifting capacitor array adjusts equivalent capacitance to compensate DC gain drift and keep switched-capacitor loop gain stable.
Pre-feeding the input voltage to the second switched-capacitor stage cuts signal delay and improves turn-on speed in a series switching circuit.
Switchable coupling between baseband filter stages improves stopband rejection and noise reduction across 5G NR, 4G, and GSM without extra IC area.
Two sampling capacitors alternate with one amplifier to double analog data rate while avoiding the extra power draw of dual-amplifier circuits.
Switchable single-pole and complex-pole baseband filtering improves stopband rejection and noise control without increasing IC footprint.
A switched-capacitor glitch filter uses reset stages to suppress burst glitches under 50 ns while avoiding RC time-constant variation.
A charge compensation circuit shares capacitor charging with reference buffers to speed settling and cut power in capacitive DACs.
Low-pass and anti-aliasing filters in the DC discharge path keep MEMS gyroscope sense amplifiers linear while rejecting resonant noise.
A step detector bypasses filtering during large input changes, cutting filter delay while preserving signal quality in normal operation.
A replica reference and compensation circuit supplies switching charge locally, cutting reference-source load, ripple, and settling time.