A low drop-out (LDO) regulator includes a power transistor, an error amplifier and a droop adjusting circuit. The power transistor regulates a driving voltage based on a gate voltage of a gate node to provide an output voltage at an output node. The error amplifier outputs the gate voltage by amplifying a voltage difference between a reference voltage and a feedback voltage proportional to the output voltage. The droop adjusting circuit is connected between the gate node and the output node, is coupled to the output voltage, and adjusts the gate voltage to compensate for a change of the output voltage based on a change of a load current which is provided to a load from the output node.

A low drop-out (LDO) regulator includes a power transistor, an error amplifier and a droop adjusting circuit. The power transistor regulates a driving voltage based on a gate voltage of a gate node to provide an output voltage at an output node. The error amplifier outputs the gate voltage by amplifying a voltage difference between a reference voltage and a feedback voltage proportional to the output voltage. The droop adjusting circuit is connected between the gate node and the output node, is coupled to the output voltage, and adjusts the gate voltage to compensate for a change of the output voltage based on a change of a load current which is provided to a load from the output node.

An apparatus, system and method of controlling the supply of DC current from a power source to an electrical load provides for a protective circuit that senses the characteristics of the connected load prior to permitting the enablement of a switch connecting the supply and the load. A voltage arising from applying a constant current to the load during a time period is compared with a predetermined threshold determined by the intended capacity of the switch so that, when closed, the current through the switch is compatible with the switch. The protective circuit may be used in conjunction with semiconductor switches, electromechanical contactors or relays. A plurality of such devices may be incorporated in an enclosure and controlled by logic so as to manage the supply of power from a power source to a plurality of electrical loads having differing power requirements.

An apparatus, system and method of controlling the supply of DC current from a power source to an electrical load provides for a protective circuit that senses the characteristics of the connected load prior to permitting the enablement of a switch connecting the supply and the load. A voltage arising from applying a constant current to the load during a time period is compared with a predetermined threshold determined by the intended capacity of the switch so that, when closed, the current through the switch is compatible with the switch. The protective circuit may be used in conjunction with semiconductor switches, electromechanical contactors or relays. A plurality of such devices may be incorporated in an enclosure and controlled by logic so as to manage the supply of power from a power source to a plurality of electrical loads having differing power requirements.

A transmitter is provided. the transmitter includes a hybrid feedback circuit and a hybrid driving circuit. The hybrid feedback circuit compares a reference voltage with a feedback voltage in closed-loop, determines whether to perform polarity reversal according to a mode control signal, controls power output according to a comparison result and the mode control signal, and generates a first output signal. The hybrid driving circuit, coupled to the hybrid feedback circuit, receives the first output signal of the hybrid feedback circuit, generates a transmitter output signal according to an input data, and generates a second output signal according to the transmitter output signal. The first output signal and the second output signal are transmitted back to the hybrid feedback circuit.

A transmitter is provided. the transmitter includes a hybrid feedback circuit and a hybrid driving circuit. The hybrid feedback circuit compares a reference voltage with a feedback voltage in closed-loop, determines whether to perform polarity reversal according to a mode control signal, controls power output according to a comparison result and the mode control signal, and generates a first output signal. The hybrid driving circuit, coupled to the hybrid feedback circuit, receives the first output signal of the hybrid feedback circuit, generates a transmitter output signal according to an input data, and generates a second output signal according to the transmitter output signal. The first output signal and the second output signal are transmitted back to the hybrid feedback circuit.

An aspect relates to an apparatus, including: a ring oscillator coupled between a first node and a first voltage rail; a control circuit coupled to the first node; a delay line coupled between a second node and the first voltage rail; and a voltage regulator including an input coupled to the first node and an output coupled to the second node.

Provided is a regulator circuit that supplies an output voltage to a load, the regulator circuit including an error amplifier that amplifies an error between a feedback signal and a reference voltage, and an output stage that changes the output voltage, the error amplifier including a first transconductance amplifier that receives the feedback signal and the reference voltage, a first resistance connected to an output node of the first transconductance amplifier and a ground, a first capacitor connected in parallel to the first resistance, a second transconductance amplifier that receives a voltage of the output node of the first transconductance amplifier and the feedback signal, a second resistance connected to an output node of the second transconductance amplifier and a ground, a second capacitor connected in parallel to the second resistance, and a zero controller that controls a gain of the second transconductance amplifier.

Provided is a regulator circuit that supplies an output voltage to a load, the regulator circuit including an error amplifier that amplifies an error between a feedback signal and a reference voltage, and an output stage that changes the output voltage, the error amplifier including a first transconductance amplifier that receives the feedback signal and the reference voltage, a first resistance connected to an output node of the first transconductance amplifier and a ground, a first capacitor connected in parallel to the first resistance, a second transconductance amplifier that receives a voltage of the output node of the first transconductance amplifier and the feedback signal, a second resistance connected to an output node of the second transconductance amplifier and a ground, a second capacitor connected in parallel to the second resistance, and a zero controller that controls a gain of the second transconductance amplifier.

The present invention concerns an electronic circuit power supply device, configured to: flow, through a first conductor connected to a node, a first current that is an image of a second current consumed by the electronic circuit; flow a third current through a second conductor connected to the node, a first branch of a current mirror conducting the third current; flow a fourth constant current through a third conductor connected to the node; consume a fifth current that is an image of the third current; and regulate a potential of the node by acting on a gate potential of a transistor electrically in series with a second branch of the current mirror.