Amplifier input stage with charge pump supplying a differential

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including differential amplifier

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330261, H03F 345

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ABSTRACT:
An input stage to an amplifier circuit (10) operating with a one volt power supply potential (32) receives a differential input signal. A charge pump (36) increases the one volt power supply potential to 1.8 volts for providing additional head-room for the differential input signal. A current source (44) controls a current mirror (40-42) to draw a predetermined current from the charge pump to supply the active conduction path of a differential transistor pair (12-14). An output stage (34) of the amplifier circuit operates off the one volt power supply potential. Since the charge pump drives only the differential transistor pair through the current mirror, it may be made small to fit on the same integrated circuit as the amplifier including any necessary pump capacitors.

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