A new CMOS positive charge pump (NCP-1) is proposed and compared with the conventional pump in this paper. The comparison indicates that this NCP-1 scheme delivers 1.6 times larger output current into the load with roughly 10% area penalty than the conventional pump. To alleviate the area overhead of NCP-1, another new NCP-2 is proposed, where its current drivability is slightly lower than NCP-1 by as small as 5% but it achieves much smaller layout penalty as small as 2-3% compared with the conventional pump. The effectiveness of NCP-1 is verified experimentally in this paper by using 0.35-µm n-well process technology. These NCP-1 and NCP-2 are useful to DRAMs and NOR-type flash memories with sub-1-V VDD, where their large-output-current nature is favorable.
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Kyeong-Sik MIN, Young-Hee KIM, Daejeong KIM, Dong Myeong KIM, Jin-Hong AHN, Jin-Yong CHUNG, "Efficient and Large-Current-Output Boosted Voltage Generators with Non-Overlapping-Clock-Driven Auxiliary Pumps for Sub-1-V Memory Applications" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E87-C, no. 7, pp. 1208-1213, July 2004, doi: .
Abstract: A new CMOS positive charge pump (NCP-1) is proposed and compared with the conventional pump in this paper. The comparison indicates that this NCP-1 scheme delivers 1.6 times larger output current into the load with roughly 10% area penalty than the conventional pump. To alleviate the area overhead of NCP-1, another new NCP-2 is proposed, where its current drivability is slightly lower than NCP-1 by as small as 5% but it achieves much smaller layout penalty as small as 2-3% compared with the conventional pump. The effectiveness of NCP-1 is verified experimentally in this paper by using 0.35-µm n-well process technology. These NCP-1 and NCP-2 are useful to DRAMs and NOR-type flash memories with sub-1-V VDD, where their large-output-current nature is favorable.
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