Power supply voltage lowering circuit used in semiconductor device

   
   

A reference voltage generating circuit generates reference voltage and outputs the thus generated reference voltage from an output terminal thereof. A voltage generating circuit lowers external power supply voltage according to the reference voltage supplied from the reference voltage generating circuit to output internal power supply voltage from an output terminal thereof. A transistor has a current path connected between a terminal to which the external power supply voltage is supplied and the output terminal of the voltage generating circuit or between the terminal to which the external power supply voltage is supplied and the output terminal of the reference voltage generating circuit and a gate supplied with constant voltage and has negative threshold voltage.

 
Web www.patentalert.com

< Battery charger current limiting based on maximum current capacity of AC adapter as determined by adapter identification subsystem

< Power supply and PWM circuits

> Transparent self-cleaning dust shield

> Method and apparatus for turbine/alternator on common shaft during start-up

~ 00199