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  4. A current efficient 10mA analog-assisted digital low dropout regulator with dynamic clock frequency in 65nm CMOS
 
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A current efficient 10mA analog-assisted digital low dropout regulator with dynamic clock frequency in 65nm CMOS

Date Issued
01-01-2020
Author(s)
de Carmine, Angelo
Santra, Abirmoya
Khan, Qadeer A. 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Abstract
This paper proposes an analog-assisted digital output capacitor-less low-drop out (LDO) regulator. At full load, the digital loop supplies greater than 90% of the load whereas the rest is supplied by the analog loop. The analog loop regulates the output accurately eliminating the limit cycle oscillations and quantization error due to a standalone digital LDO. The analog loop is implemented with a flipped source follower architecture to achieve lower output impedance and higher bandwidth.. The digital loop employs 32-bit shift register to control the discrete set of power-FETs. A fast clock (250 MHz) is used to speed up the digital loop during load transients and a slower clock (10 MHz) is used in steady state for power saving. The LDO uses only 1pF as output capacitor and consumes a quiescent current of 17.3µA. The proposed LDO was implemented in TSMC-65nm for an input of 1.2V, output of 1V and achieves settling time less than 110ns with undershoot/overshoot of 24mV/72mV for 0.1-10mA/100ns load step.
Volume
2020-October
Subjects
  • Capacitor free LDO

  • Digital LDO

  • Dual loop

  • Error amplifier

  • Hybrid LDO

  • Low dropout regulator...

  • Mixed signal

  • Shift register contro...

  • Voltage regulator

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