A control circuit for a microelectromechanical sound generator with a first center connector, a second center connector, a first external connector, and a second external connector. The control circuit includes a differential amplifier which comprises a first output connector coupled to the first external connector and a second output connector coupled to the second external connector and is configured to control the first external connector and the second external connector with a differential signal that corresponds to an input signal. The control circuit includes a first voltage generator circuit, which is configured to provide the first center connector with a predetermined first DC voltage in relation to a common-mode voltage of the differential amplifier, and a second voltage generator circuit, which is configured to provide the second center connector with a predetermined second DC voltage in relation to the common-mode voltage of the differential amplifier.

Differential signaling transmitter circuitry includes upper and lower driver stacks, each with at least one upper blocking transistor and a bias transistor, further includes first and second control loops. A first control loop includes a replica stack including replicas of the bias transistor and blocking transistors of a first one of the driver stacks, and a second control loop includes replica stacks, one with replicas of the bias and blocking transistors of the upper driver stack and one with replicas of the bias and blocking transistors of the lower driver stack. One of the replica stacks in the second control loop receives an output from the first control loop. First and second switching circuitry couples outputs of the first and second control loops to gates of bias transistor in the upper and lower driver stacks, respectively, responsive to a data signal.

One or more computing devices, systems, and/or methods are provided. In an example of the techniques presented herein, a system comprises a first input terminal and a first programmable analog block configured according to a first configuration. A controller is configured to reconfigure the first programmable analog block according to a second configuration different than the first configuration based on a first signal received at the first input terminal.