Four-phase dual pumping circuit

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific identifiable device – circuit – or system – With specific source of supply or bias voltage

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C327S537000, C363S060000

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06952129

ABSTRACT:
A four-phase dual pumping circuit has a number of stages according to the required output voltage based on an input voltage. Each stage has a first pumping unit and a second pumping unit that are mirror and identical to each other and electrically coupled to each other. The dual pumping circuit is controlled by four-phase clocks which are made from one pair of out of phase clocks. The transistors of the dual pumping circuit have special substrate connection to minimize body effects. The four-phase dual pumping circuit uses NMOSFETS for negative pumping and PMOSFETS for positive pumping.

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