Self compensating clamp circuit and method for limiting a potent

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

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363 59, H02M 725

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ABSTRACT:
A self compensating clamp circuit and a method which limit the voltage of a pump circuit node to a maximum potential. A first pump circuit provides a first pumped potential at a first node which is greater than a supply potential. The first pumped potential is fed to a second pump circuit which generates a second pumped potential at a second node. The clamp circuit is interposed between the first and the second nodes and limits the maximum value of the first pumped potential to the second pumped potential plus a threshold voltage of the clamp circuit.

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