Chip temperature protection using delay lines

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Circuit interruption by thermal sensing

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327262, H02H 504

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059432063

ABSTRACT:
A temperature protection device determines the operating temperature of an integrated circuit chip. The temperature monitor includes a delay line made up of serially connected delay cells. The propagation time of a signal through the delay cells is determined and this value is correlated to chip temperature. The chip temperature is compared to an operating range for the chip, and if the value is outside a predetermined range, an alert signal is produced.

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