A pulse modulation circuit with a high-frequency-limiting function, including a comparator, an RS trigger, a switching triode, a NAND gate, a NOR gate, and a charging capacitor. A capacitor charging time is controlled by adjusting a bias current IB1, a bias current IB2, a reference voltage V1, and a reference voltage V2 or adjusting values of capacitors C1 and C2. In this way, a highest output frequency of a pulse generator is limited, so as to reduce hardware system overheads.

Methods, systems, and apparatus to increase common-mode transient immunity in isolation devices is disclosed. An example apparatus includes a current mirror including an input terminal and an output terminal; a transistor including a gate terminal, a first current terminal, and a second current terminal, the gate terminal coupled to a reference voltage terminal, the first current terminal coupled to the input terminal of the current mirror, and the second current terminal coupled to an input node; a buffer including an input terminal and an output terminal, the input terminal of the buffer coupled to the output terminal of the current mirror; and a logic gate including an input terminal and an output terminal, the input terminal of the logic gate coupled to the output terminal of the buffer.

Methods, systems, and apparatus to increase common-mode transient immunity in isolation devices is disclosed. An example apparatus includes a current mirror including an input terminal and an output terminal; a transistor including a gate terminal, a first current terminal, and a second current terminal, the gate terminal coupled to a reference voltage terminal, the first current terminal coupled to the input terminal of the current mirror, and the second current terminal coupled to an input node; a buffer including an input terminal and an output terminal, the input terminal of the buffer coupled to the output terminal of the current mirror; and a logic gate including an input terminal and an output terminal, the input terminal of the logic gate coupled to the output terminal of the buffer.

Methods and apparatuses for communicating information are described. In some embodiments, a first integrated circuit (IC) provides a clock signal and a data signal to a second IC, wherein the data bits of the data signal are timed according to the clock signal, and wherein the frequency of the clock signal is capable of being changed even when the data signal is valid.

Methods and apparatuses for communicating information are described. In some embodiments, a first integrated circuit (IC) provides a clock signal and a data signal to a second IC, wherein the data bits of the data signal are timed according to the clock signal, and wherein the frequency of the clock signal is capable of being changed even when the data signal is valid.

A pulse position modulation circuit includes a delay locked loop circuit configured to include a plurality of delay circuits coupled in a cascade, each of the plurality of delay circuits being configured to delay an input signal by a time width corresponding to a control signal so as to generate an output signal, a plurality of pulse generation circuits, each of which is configured to generate a pulse with a pulse width corresponding to a phase difference between a first signal and a second signal which have different phases from each other at different timings corresponding to states of the first signal and the second signal, each of the first signal and the second signal being the input signal or the output signal of the plurality of delay circuits, and a selection circuit configured to select pulses generated by the plurality of pulse generation circuits.

Embodiments of a constant-on-time pulse generator circuit for a DC-DC converter, a pulse width calibration circuit for a DC-DC converter, and a method for operating a constant-on-time pulse generator circuit for a DC-DC converter are disclosed. In an embodiment, a constant-on-time pulse generator circuit for a DC-DC converter includes serially connected digital buffers and a latch circuit having a set terminal, a reset terminal, and an output terminal. The set terminal and the reset terminal are coupled to the serially connected digital buffers. The latch circuit is configured to output a pulse signal with a constant pulse width through the output terminal.

Embodiments of a constant-on-time pulse generator circuit for a DC-DC converter, a pulse width calibration circuit for a DC-DC converter, and a method for operating a constant-on-time pulse generator circuit for a DC-DC converter are disclosed. In an embodiment, a constant-on-time pulse generator circuit for a DC-DC converter includes serially connected digital buffers and a latch circuit having a set terminal, a reset terminal, and an output terminal. The set terminal and the reset terminal are coupled to the serially connected digital buffers. The latch circuit is configured to output a pulse signal with a constant pulse width through the output terminal.

Methods and apparatuses for communicating information are described. In some embodiments, a first integrated circuit (IC) provides a clock signal and a data signal to a second IC, wherein the data bits of the data signal are timed according to the clock signal, and wherein the frequency of the clock signal is capable of being changed even when the data signal is valid.

Methods and apparatuses for communicating information are described. In some embodiments, a first integrated circuit (IC) provides a clock signal and a data signal to a second IC, wherein the data bits of the data signal are timed according to the clock signal, and wherein the frequency of the clock signal is capable of being changed even when the data signal is valid.