Discrete Devices, ICs Improve Inverting Charge-Pump Design (.PDF Download)

Aug. 4, 2015

An inverting charge pump takes a positive supply voltage and generates a negative supply from it. Discrete-design charge pumps can offer reduced output impedance, reduced output-ripple voltage, controlled charging currents, and higher working voltages compared to IC-only pumps. The 15-V supply level shown is not handled by presently available ICs, but it has always been an objective to include ICs for cost reasons. This circuit is a step toward that goal...

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