Pulse width modulation

A 28-nm CMOS 1-Chip In-Pixel Memory Backplane Circuit for 1800 × 1350 6652-PPI MicroLED AR Glasses With Per-Pixel Current Sensing and Compensation

A 28-nm CMOS 1-Chip In-Pixel Memory Backplane Circuit for 1800 × 1350 6652-PPI MicroLED AR Glasses With Per-Pixel Current Sensing and Compensation 150 150

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This article presents a 28-nm CMOS 1-chip LED-on-Silicon (LEDoS) backplane (BP) for 6652-pixel-per-inch (PPI) microLED ( $mu $ LED) augmented reality (AR) displays. To address power and display quality challenges in AR glasses, the proposed BP employs two low-power techniques: self-refresh and partial update, and introduces four display quality enhancement methods: MSB …

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A 60-V High-Linearity Shunt-Based In-Line Current Sensor With DLL-Assisted Dynamic Body-Biasing and High dV/dt PWM Rejection Up to 2MHz

A 60-V High-Linearity Shunt-Based In-Line Current Sensor With DLL-Assisted Dynamic Body-Biasing and High dV/dt PWM Rejection Up to 2MHz 150 150

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This article presents a fully integrated shunt-resistor-based in-line current sensor for high-voltage (HV) pulse-width modulation (PWM)-based power systems. Floating-Gm current sensors are effective at rejecting HV PWM common-mode (CM) interference, but their linearity degrades at high CM voltages due to the substrate current-induced body effect (SCBE) in HV laterally …

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A High-Linearity Shunt-Based In-Line Current Sensor With Self-Heating Compensation and 14.4 V 2 MHz PWM Rejection

A High-Linearity Shunt-Based In-Line Current Sensor With Self-Heating Compensation and 14.4 V 2 MHz PWM Rejection 150 150

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This article presents a cost-effective, fully integrated shunt-resistor-based in-line current sensor that delivers high linearity and strong PWM rejection, enabling precise current measurement and control in dynamic driving systems like robotics, imaging, and audio. To mitigate the self-heating of the on-chip shunt resistor, which degrades linearity, a location-based thermal compensation …

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A 560 μ W, 6 fA/√Hz, 146 dB-DR Ultrasensitive Current Readout Circuit for PWM-Dimming-Tolerant Under-Display Ambient Light Sensors

A 560 μ W, 6 fA/√Hz, 146 dB-DR Ultrasensitive Current Readout Circuit for PWM-Dimming-Tolerant Under-Display Ambient Light Sensors 150 150

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This letter presents an ultralow-noise, power-efficient, and pulse-width modulation (PWM)-dimming-tolerant photocurrent readout circuit for under-display ambient light sensor (ALS). A transimpedance amplifier (TIA) with a feedback diode achieves G $\Omega $ -level resistance and 6 fA/ $\surd $ Hz input current noise, enabling sub-pA resolution. Instability and noise folding are mitigated at …

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A Low-EMI, High-DR Class-D Audio Amplifier With Double-Sided Voltage-Boosting Modulation

A Low-EMI, High-DR Class-D Audio Amplifier With Double-Sided Voltage-Boosting Modulation 150 150

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This article presents a digital-input class-D audio amplifier (CDA) that employs a double-sided voltage-boosting (DSVB) modulation scheme, integrating a capacitively coupled chopper amplifier (CCCA) with a single-inductor buck–boost power stage. The CCCA achieves a high dynamic range (DR) due to its very low noise floor and is implemented with …

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Digital Low-Dropout Regulator-Assisted Buck DC-DC Converter Achieving 68-mV Droop Voltage and 95.5% Efficiency

Digital Low-Dropout Regulator-Assisted Buck DC-DC Converter Achieving 68-mV Droop Voltage and 95.5% Efficiency 150 150

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This paper proposes a digital low-dropout regulator (DLDO)-assisted buck converter featuring one-step computational droop compensation and DLDO feedback-controlled current handover. The 28-nm test chip achieves a 68-mV droop voltage and a 112-ns settling time for a 1A/0.8ns load step while maintaining a high peak efficiency of 95.5%.

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