Charge pumping device with integrated regulating capacitor and m

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307221D, 357 20, 357 24, 357 41, 357 51, 357 91, 365182, H01L 2978

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041157940

ABSTRACT:
An improved charge pumping device is disclosed for charge storage memory elements and substrate bias control. By selectively ion-implanting the substrate of the charge pump, its output current is substantially increased and its losses by charge dissipation are reduced. Charge pumps are used to charge a substrate-series capacitor combination to a desired bias point. In the substrate bias application, by integrating the series capacitor with the charge pump on the semiconductor chip and making the capacitor an integral part of a low resistance conductive blanket implant, the voltage regulation of the biasing circuit is improved.

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