Substrate bias generator including multivibrator having frequenc

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307200B, 307269, 307271, 307296R, 307475, 307496, H03L 100, G05F 156

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047106476

ABSTRACT:
A CMOS charged pump circuit for biasing the N well of a memory array. The present invention utilizes a multivibrator oscillator coupled to a constant current source to provide a frequency output which is independent of the supply voltage. The multivibrator oscillator uses less power than prior art ring oscillators. Feedback through a comparator circuit is used to monitor the N well voltage so that the multivibrator oscillator and ultimately the charge pump may be duty cycled to further reduce power consumption.

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