Patent classifications
H03F2203/45508
Interpolation operational amplifier circuit and display panel
Provided is an interpolation operational amplifier circuit, including: at least two sets of differential input pair transistors, each differential input pair transistor including first and second transistors, wherein base terminals of the first and second transistors are electrically connected to serve as a base terminal of the differential input pair transistor, and source electrodes of the first and second transistors are electrically connected to serve as a source electrode of the differential input pair transistor; and a voltage control unit electrically connected to the base terminal and source electrode of the differential input pair transistor, and configured to control a voltage of the base terminal of the P-type differential input pair transistor to be smaller than the first power supply voltage, and/or to control a voltage of the base terminal of the N-type differential input pair transistor to be larger than the second power supply voltage.
Voltage retention techniques
Various implementations described herein are directed to a device having voltage generator circuitry that provides a temperature-compensated voltage. The device may include amplifier circuitry that receives the temperature-compensated voltage from the voltage generator circuitry and provides an output voltage based on the temperature-compensated voltage. The device may include voltage retention circuitry that receives the output voltage from the amplifier circuitry and provides a retention voltage to memory based on the output voltage.
Voltage Retention Techniques
Various implementations described herein are directed to a device having voltage generator circuitry that provides a temperature-compensated voltage. The device may include amplifier circuitry that receives the temperature-compensated voltage from the voltage generator circuitry and provides an output voltage based on the temperature-compensated voltage. The device may include voltage retention circuitry that receives the output voltage from the amplifier circuitry and provides a retention voltage to memory based on the output voltage.
DETECTOR CIRCUIT AND SYSTEM FOR GALVANICALLY ISOLATED TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL SIGNALS
A detector circuit for galvanically isolated transmission of digital signals. The detector circuit includes two differential signal inputs, one input common-mode voltage connection, one alternating voltage coupling, and one differential stage. The detector circuit also includes one operating voltage connection, one operating ground connection, one signal output, one bias current connection, and one rectifier stage. The alternating current coupling includes two capacitors and two resistors. The differential stage includes a first n-channel transistor and a second n-channel transistor. The bias current connection is connected to the differential stage via a third n-channel transistor. The bias current connection is connected to the rectifier stage via a fourth n-channel transistor and a fifth n-channel transistor. The rectifier stage includes five p-channel transistors.
INTERPOLATION OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT AND DISPLAY PANEL
Provided is an interpolation operational amplifier circuit, including: at least two sets of differential input pair transistors, each differential input pair transistor including first and second transistors, wherein base terminals of the first and second transistors are electrically connected to serve as a base terminal of the differential input pair transistor, and source electrodes of the first and second transistors are electrically connected to serve as a source electrode of the differential input pair transistor; and a voltage control unit electrically connected to the base terminal and source electrode of the differential input pair transistor, and configured to control a voltage of the base terminal of the P-type differential input pair transistor to be smaller than the first power supply voltage, and/or to control a voltage of the base terminal of the N-type differential input pair transistor to be larger than the second power supply voltage.
Interface circuitry with Current Reuse Mechanism
An interface circuitry includes an interface, a transmitter module and a receiver module. The transmitter module includes an input stage, a driving circuit and a regulator circuit. The input stage is powered by a regulated voltage and configured to receive an input signal and generate a first output signal and a second output signal. The driving circuit is configured to drive the interface according to the first output signal and the second output signal and to provide a first data signal, a second data signal and a driving signal. The regulator circuit is coupled between the input stage and the driving circuit, and configured to provide the supply voltage according to the driving current.
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER USING SINGLE-STAGE AMPLIFIER WITH SLEW-RATE ENHANCEMENT AND ASSOCIATED METHOD
An operational amplifier includes a single-stage amplifier and a current controller. The single-stage amplifier receives an input signal, and amplifies the input signal to generate an output signal, wherein the single-stage amplifier includes a voltage controlled current source circuit that operates in response to a bias voltage input. The current controller receives the input signal, and generates the bias voltage input according to the input signal.
APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MEASURING SPEAKER TRANSDUCER IMPEDANCE VERSUS FREQUENCY WITH ULTRALOW INAUDIBLE SIGNAL
An apparatus measures a speaker impedance. A DAC converts a known digital input signal to an audio frequency first analog voltage signal. Resistors with known resistance attenuate the first analog voltage signal to generate a current. The known resistance effectively determines the current because the known resistance is high relative to the speaker impedance. The current is sourced into the speaker to generate a second analog voltage signal. The known resistance is sufficiently high to cause the second analog voltage signal to be inaudible as transduced by the speaker. An amplifier amplifies the second analog voltage signal with a known gain to generate a third analog voltage signal. An ADC converts the third analog voltage signal to a digital output signal. A processing element calculates the impedance of the speaker proportional to the digital output signal based on the known digital input signal, the known resistance, and the known gain.
Attenuating common mode noise current in current mirror circuits
At least some embodiments are directed to a system comprising a capacitor coupled to a voltage supply rail and configured to carry a capacitor current that comprises first and second parts. The capacitor current is an alternating current (AC). A first current mirror component may couple to the capacitor and to the voltage supply rail and is configured to carry the first part of the capacitor current. A second current mirror component couples to the voltage supply rail and is configured to carry the second part of the capacitor current. The second part of the capacitor current is proportionally related to the first part of the capacitor current. A circuit couples to the second current mirror component. The capacitor and the first and second current mirror components are configured to attenuate a common mode noise current flowing to the circuit.
LOWER-SKEW RECEIVER CIRCUIT WITH RF IMMUNITY FOR CONTROLLER AREA NETWORK (CAN)
A circuit (e.g., implemented as part of a controller area network (CAN) bus receiver includes a pre-amplifier stage having first and second outputs. The circuit also includes a comparator having first and second inputs. The first input is coupled to the first output of the pre-amplifier stage, and the second input is coupled to the second output of the pre-amplifier stage. The comparator includes an input differential transistor pair, a second pair of transistors coupled to the input differential transistor pair in a cascode configuration, and a push-pull output stage coupled to the second pair of transistors.