High-withstand-voltage integrated circuit for driving a power se

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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327535, 327108, H03K 301

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055766552

ABSTRACT:
In a high-withstand-voltage integrated circuit, several circuits are included at different potentials. Each circuit of a different potential has a power source, and interface circuits mediate signals between the circuits of different potentials. By this design, the required number of high-withstand-voltage elements is reduced, and a low-cost, high-withstand-voltage IC with high integration density, surge tolerance and stability is obtained.

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