Charge pump-type DC/DC converter

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – With voltage multiplication means

Reexamination Certificate

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C327S536000, C327S537000

Reexamination Certificate

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08045349

ABSTRACT:
A charge pump-type DC/DC converter is provided that steadily operates even when boosting reference voltage is low. A PMOS transistor for short-circuiting an output terminal of a charge pump of an initial stage with a booster reference voltage is provided to eliminate the influence of a parasitic diode of a PMOS transistor within the charge pump of the initial stage during build-up. The PMOS transistor is controlled by the voltage of another charge pump and the short-circuit described above is released by the increase of the output voltage of the other charge pump.

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