Charge pump type booster circuit

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Current and/or voltage regulation

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315307, 307110, 327536, 363 60, G05F 100

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060971614

ABSTRACT:
In a charge pump type booster circuit, a capacitance coupling is performed between each capacitor of a charge pump series and each capacitor of another charge pump series by an equalizer, and a discharge current of the capacitors of one charge pump series is used as a charging current for the capacitors of the other charge pump series. Thereafter, each capacitor in each charge pump series is subjected to a generally high or low potential coupling by a driver circuit. As a result, the sum of charge/discharge currents of the capacitors in each charge pump series can be half as much as compared to when a single charge pump type booster circuit is provided. Even when a number n of stages of the charge pump series is increased, the power consumption can be reduced.

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