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On-chip High-Voltage Generator Design

Design Methodology for Charge Pumps

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  • © 2016
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  • Shows readers how to design charge pump circuits with lower voltage operation, higher power efficiency, and smaller circuit area for both DC-DC and AC-DC voltage multipliers
  • Describes comprehensive circuits and systems design of on-chip high-voltage generators
  • Covers all the component circuit blocks, including charge pumps, pump regulators, level shifters, oscillators, and references
  • New edition includes a variety of useful updates and coverage of emerging topics

Part of the book series: Analog Circuits and Signal Processing (ACSP)

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This book provides various design techniques for switched-capacitor on-chip high-voltage generators, including charge pump circuits, regulators, level shifters, references, and oscillators. Readers will see these techniques applied to system design in order to address the challenge of how the on-chip high-voltage generator is designed for Flash memories, LCD drivers, and other semiconductor devices to optimize the entire circuit area and power efficiency with a low voltage supply, while minimizing the cost. This new edition includes a variety of useful updates, including coverage of power efficiency and comprehensive optimization methodologies for DC-DC voltage multipliers, modeling of extremely low voltage Dickson charge pumps, and modeling and optimum design of AC-DC switched-capacitor multipliers for energy harvesting and power transfer for RFID.

Authors and Affiliations

  • Micron Japan, Ltd.,, Ota-ku, Japan

    Toru Tanzawa

About the author

Toru Tanzawa is a Distinguish Member of the Technical Staff, and  Principal Design Engineer, at Micron Japan Ltd.

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