Zero-current start-up circuit

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Starting circuits

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323313, 363 49, G05F 162, G05F 316, H02M 112

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057421552

ABSTRACT:
A zero-current start-up circuit for a reference circuit which is initially unbiased and which has internal nodes that needs to be regulated to a predetermined voltage. When the start-up circuit is enabled, a switching transistor is turned on which enables the reference circuit to generate an internal reference current which regulates an output current to a predetermined value set by the reference circuit. The output current flows through a voltage drop device and when the voltage level reaches a predetermined value, the start-up circuit is disabled eliminating the current path.

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