Bias pump arrangement including a signal-transition-detection ci

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific identifiable device – circuit – or system – With specific source of supply or bias voltage

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327537, G05F 302

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061408611

ABSTRACT:
A circuit arrangement includes a charge pumping circuit (25) and a signal-transition-detection circuit (27). The charge pumping circuit is responsive to high and low level logic signals, for alternately storing charge in a pumping capacitor (34) and transferring the stored charge from the pumping capacitor to a load (22). The signal-transition-detection circuit is responsive to both negative-going and positive-going input signal transitions (RL1) for producing and applying to the charge pumping circuit full-cycle logic signals (VPPTD). Plural signal-transition-detection circuits (27 and 57) can be used in tandem to increase benefits to the circuit arrangement.

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