Abstract:
An apparatus includes a reference voltage circuit having a bandgap input and a reference voltage output. The apparatus also includes a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) coupled to the reference voltage output and having a digital signal input. The apparatus includes an amplifier having a first input coupled to an output of the DAC. The first input is coupled to an output of the amplifier via a feedback resistor. The apparatus includes a resistor coupled to the reference voltage output and having a body terminal coupled to the output of the amplifier.
Abstract:
An apparatus includes an operational amplifier and a plurality of capacitors coupled to an input terminal of the operational amplifier and configured to be selectively coupled to receive one of an input voltage signal and an output voltage signal of the operational amplifier.
Abstract:
An apparatus includes a reference voltage circuit having a bandgap input and a reference voltage output. The apparatus also includes a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) coupled to the reference voltage output and having a digital signal input. The apparatus includes an amplifier having a first input coupled to an output of the DAC. The first input is coupled to an output of the amplifier via a feedback resistor. The apparatus includes a resistor coupled to the reference voltage output and having a body terminal coupled to the output of the amplifier.
Abstract:
Methods and USB devices correlating clock domains are presented. A USB device includes at least one signal line adapted to carry signals in a first clock domain. The signals are received from a USB host. A clock operates a second clock domain. A periodic packet detection circuit detects a missing periodic packet from the signals received in the first clock domain. A device controller correlates a USB operation in the second clock domain with the first clock domain based on the periodic packet detection circuit detecting the missing periodic packet. A USB device includes at least one signal line carrying UTMI or ULPI signaling. A USB controller decodes packet identification from the UTMI or ULPI signaling. A periodic packet detection circuit, separate from the USB controller, decodes packet identification from the UTMI or ULPI signaling.
Abstract:
Cancelling a delay in a comparator of an RC oscillator configured to generate a clock pulse, including: selectively coupling a plurality of current sources to a first capacitor, a second capacitor, and a resistor, wherein the plurality of current source charge and discharge the first capacitor and the second capacitor, and charge the resistor; charging the first capacitor at a higher rate during a first phase of the clock pulse than a second phase of the clock pulse, and charging the second capacitor at a higher rate during a third phase of the clock pulse than a fourth phase of the clock pulse; and generating the clock pulse by enabling the comparator to compare a voltage on the first or second capacitor with a voltage on the resistor.
Abstract:
A particular apparatus includes a receptacle having a first pin configured to contact a tip region of the device plug at a first location when the device plug is inserted into the receptacle. The first location may be located between a midpoint of the tip region and a tip of the device plug. The receptacle further includes a second pin configured to contact a second region of the device plug at a second location. The receptacle further includes a third pin configured to contact a third region of the device plug at a third location. The receptacle further includes a fourth pin configured to contact a fourth region of the device.
Abstract:
A method and an apparatus for operating an electronic sensor and an electronic user input are provided. In one configuration, the apparatus includes a detection circuit configured to recognize a user input voltage generated by an electronic user input and a power supply configured to supply power to a detection circuit continuous without polling. In another configuration, the apparatus includes a port, a first power supply, a second power supply, and a control circuit configured to selectively couple the first power supply or the second power supply to the port based on a state of operation of an electronic sensor coupled to the port.
Abstract:
A transient signal protection circuit includes an input node coupled to a signal line configured to carry an output signal from a first circuit to a second circuit, wherein the signal line is subject to experiencing an unwanted reverse signal from the second circuit to the first circuit. The transient signal protection circuit also includes a comparator module configured to output a clamping signal when it is determined that the unwanted reverse signal includes a value that falls outside an acceptable range of the first circuit; and a power switch coupled to the comparator module and configured to couple the input node to a sink node when the comparator module outputs the clamping signal.
Abstract:
An apparatus includes an amplifier having a first input and a second input. A first feedback resistor is coupled to the first input and has a first body terminal coupled to a first bias terminal. A second feedback resistor is coupled to the second input and has a second body terminal coupled to a second bias terminal.
Abstract:
An integrated DC blocking amplifier circuit, including: an operational amplifier configured in a differential amplifier; and at least first and second two-stage switched-capacitor circuits, each two stage switched-capacitor circuit including a first-stage circuit and a second-stage circuit, wherein the first two-stage switched capacitor circuit is connected to a positive side feedback path of the operational amplifier and the second two-stage switched capacitor circuit is connected to a negative side feedback path of the operational amplifier, wherein the first-stage circuit is switched at a relatively low switching frequency, while the second-stage circuit is switched at a relatively high switching frequency.