Charge Pump Circuit Design
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Chapter 1. History of High Voltage Charge Pump Chapter 2. Basic MOS Device PhysicsChapter 3. Basic Operation of a Charge PumpChapter 4. Charge Pump Design Criteria Chapter 5. How to Design a Basic Charge PumpChapter 6. Designing a Better Charge PumpChapter 7. Different Charge Pump ArchitecturesChapter 8. Future Design ReferencesChapter 9. A Practical Charge Pump Design Example and Analysis
Chapter 3. Basic Operation of a Charge PumpChapter 4. Charge Pump Design Criteria Chapter 5. How to Design a Basic Charge PumpChapter 6. Designing a Better Charge PumpChapter 7. Different Charge Pump ArchitecturesChapter 8. Future Design ReferencesChapter 9. A Practical Charge Pump Design Example and Analysis
Chapter 5. How to Design a Basic Charge PumpChapter 6. Designing a Better Charge PumpChapter 7. Different Charge Pump ArchitecturesChapter 8. Future Design ReferencesChapter 9. A Practical Charge Pump Design Example and Analysis
Chapter 7. Different Charge Pump ArchitecturesChapter 8. Future Design ReferencesChapter 9. A Practical Charge Pump Design Example and Analysis
Chapter 9. A Practical Charge Pump Design Example and Analysis
Charge pumps are finding increased attention and diversified usage in the new era of nanometer-generation chips used in different systems. This book explains the different architectures and requirements for an efficient charge pump design and explains each step in detail. It's filled with extra hands-on design information, potential pitfalls to avoid, and practical ideas harnessed from the authors' extensive experience designing charge pumps.