Vendor: UniIC Category: DC/DC Converter

Charge-Pump positive voltage generator with adjustable wide range on SMIC 65nm

The present IP is a charge-pump voltage generator developed using SMIC's 65nm ETOX Nor Flash process.

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Overview

The present IP is a charge-pump voltage generator developed using SMIC's 65nm ETOX Nor Flash process. It generates high voltages ranging from 3.6V to 10.7V based on the VCC input for other circuit blocks. The circuit can automatically adjust the number of series or parallel charge pump units to optimize the transient response and efficiency by detecting both input and output voltages, and switch between STANDBY and ACTIVE modes via the STBY and ENA control signals.

Key features

  • dynamic configuration of series or parallel units
  • fast startup response
  • Support output voltage trimming with 0.1v step
  • Supply voltage: 1.6v~4v
  • Output voltage: 3.6~10.7v
  • Clock frequency:100Mhz
  • Loading current capability: 200uA max
  • Process: SMIC65ETOX_3350_2P3M Process
  • Operation Temperature: Tj = -40°C ~ +125°C

Silicon Options

Foundry Node Process Maturity
SMIC 65nm LL Silicon Proven

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
Charge-Pump positive voltage generator with adjustable wide range on SMIC 65nm
Vendor
UniIC

Provider

UniIC
HQ: China
Xi'an UniIC, a subsidiary of Tsinghua Unigroup, is a product and service provider focusing on DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) technologies. As a technology-driven comprehensive IC design enterprise, its core business includes standard memory chips, module and system products, embedded DRAM and memory controller chips, as well as ASIC design services.
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