Charge pumping circuit used for a positive and negative charge p

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

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327536, H02M 318

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059204702

ABSTRACT:
The present invention is to provide to a charge pumping circuit capable of reducing the area of the layout by making the positive and negative charge pump in a single circuit, of enhancing the efficiency of the pump and of making the pumping speed high with the high driving voltage. The charge pumping circuit comprises: a charge pump for generating voltage amplitude which is over Vdd; a positive charge pump for transferring positive charges from the charge pump in response to a first control signal; a negative charge pump for transferring negative charges from the charge pump in response to the first control signal; and a controller for making a voltage, which is applied to the negative charge pump, to a ground voltage level at a negative charge operation, and for providing a voltage level for the negative charge pump to prevent charges from flowing to the negative charge pump.

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