Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific identifiable device – circuit – or system – With specific source of supply or bias voltage
Patent
1997-11-06
1999-08-31
Ton, My-Trang Nu
Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and
Specific identifiable device, circuit, or system
With specific source of supply or bias voltage
327 91, 327390, G05F 110, G05F 302
Patent
active
059458720
ABSTRACT:
A circuit that produces a gate drive voltage for a MOS transistor switch includes an input that receives a supply voltage, a regulated voltage generating circuit that produces a regulated voltage, and a voltage storage element. A first switch connects the voltage storage element to sample one of the supply voltage and the regulated voltage during a first of first and second non-overlapping time intervals. The second switch connects the voltage storage element to increase the sampled voltage by another of the supply voltage and the regulated voltage to the gate drive voltage during the second non-overlapping time interval. A third switch connects the voltage storage element to provide the gate drive voltage to the MOS transistor switch during the second non-overlapping time interval. The regulated voltage generating circuit produces the regulated voltage such that a high level of the gate drive voltage exceeds the supply voltage yet is maintained less than a breakdown voltage of the MOS transistor switch.
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Robertson David H.
Singer Lawrence
Analog Devices Inc.
Nu Ton My-Trang
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