Overview
The CC-301IP is a variable Frequency, Regulated High Capacity Charge Pump which can be utilized as a supply booster (single stage +5% to +20%) of a given Supply voltage for on-chip component (op amp, ADC, DAC, Comparator, etc) headroom extension, enhancing the rail to rail performance of on chip components. The CC-301IP Charge Pump range can be extended to create a +40V to +100V on chip generated High Voltage supply for MEMS or Haptic Circuits. The CC-301IP features an on-board VCO for Charge Pump output load adjustability and enhanced Boost Phase performance and contains an on-board regulator for Charge Pump Voltage output adjustment and regulation to +-1% of the set output voltage target.
The CC-301IP can be customized per customer requirements, fitting into any foundry manufacturing node.
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