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Voltage generator with voltage multiplier
   
Document Number
US Patent 5027266
Issued Date
June 25, 1991
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This invention discloses a voltage generator circuit having a voltage regulator and a voltage generator for supplying voltage to a load. The voltage regulator is powered by a power source which supplies a first voltage level and the voltage regulator provides a regulated output at a second voltage level lower than the first voltage level. The voltage generator receives power from the regulated output and provides a multiplied output having a third voltage level. Therefore, any level of voltage between the first voltage level and the third voltage level is available to the load circuit. Since the voltage regulator supplies the voltage generator with power at a regulated level, the voltage level applied to the muliplier may be adjusted for conserving power.
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Published
June 25, 1991
Application Number
07/509,150
Filed
April 16, 1990
US Classification
363/63   363/60
Int'l Classification
H02M   3/04   (20060101)   H02M   3/07   (20060101)  
Examiner
Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Apr 17, 1989 [JP] 1-96798
USPTO Field of Search
363/59   363/60   363/61   363/63   363/89   350/331R   350/332R  
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