Titlebook: Internally Compensated LDO Regulators for Modern System-on-Chip Design; José María Hinojo ,Clara‘Luján Martínez,Antonio‘To Book 2018 Sprin

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Adaptive Continuous Resistor for Miller Compensation in IC-LDO Regulators,in Frequency (UGF), according to the working conditions. This technique has been applied to an LDO regulator based on a classical topology. Results of an implementation of such a regulator fabricated in a standard 65?nm CMOS technology are shown at the end of the chapter.

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Introduction,ctronics. The reduction of transistor size has allowed the integration of more and more devices in the same die, increasing the integration density. In addition, it has led to the reduction of fabrication costs, making the final product cheaper and more accessible. However, this increase in the func

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Internally Compensated LDO Regulators,s of Merit (FOMs) to evaluate their performances are studied. Special attention is paid to three aspects of their design: (a) stability. In IC-LDO regulators, the dominant pole is located at an inner node, while the non-dominant pole, located at the output, is responsible for the degradation of the

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Adaptive Continuous Resistor for Miller Compensation in IC-LDO Regulators,w power consumption and low supply voltage, and perform fast transient response and good load and line regulations. In addition, they must remain stable under extreme variations of the input voltage, load current and load capacitance. In this chapter, an adaptive and continuous compensation techniqu

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Ultra-Low Quiescent Power Consumption LDO Regulators,e literature to design ultra-low-power LDO regulators are reviewed. Then, an IC-LDO regulator with a quiescent current consumption lower than 600?nA is proposed. It is based on the classical LDO topology, which has been modified to include a class AB buffer between the output of the error amplifier

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