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Sub-threshold start-up circuit with dynamic body-biasing for boost converters in thermoelectric energy harvesting
Sādhanā ( IF 1.6 ) Pub Date : 2020-06-09 , DOI: 10.1007/s12046-020-01386-2
S M Michelle Lim , Md Shabiul Islam , M A Sawal , Z Razak , K H Yeo , H Y Wong

A 260 mV start-up charge pump and oscillator applying dynamic bulk-biasing (DBB) for step-up converters in thermal energy harvesting is presented and validated through SPICE simulation. This DBB employs a dynamic substrate control circuit (DSCC) directly controlled by the pump clock. It can dynamically reduce sub-threshold leakages during off-state and increase conduction during on-state. This is necessary for thermoelectric harvesters with output voltages of \(\le \) 300 mV. Performance of this DBB start-up circuit is compared to those of conventional reverse and forward bulk-biasing charge pumps. According to simulated results using the TSMC180 nm CMOS model, DBB reduces kick-start voltage to 225 mV. This proposed circuit has a 1.44\(\times \)–52\(\times \) better overall figure-of-merit (FOM) compared with conventional circuits at a supply voltage of 260 mV. It can generate 50 μW of maximum power with an unregulated output of 2.5 V within 171 μs from cold start-up. This overall improvement in speed, power and pumping efficiency facilitates battery-less solutions in biomedical applications for wearable/implanted micro-devices.



中文翻译:

用于热电能量采集中升压转换器的具有动态体偏置的亚阈值启动电路

提出了一个260 mV的启动电荷泵和振荡器,在热能收集中为升压转换器应用了动态体积偏置(DBB),并通过SPICE仿真对其进行了验证。该DBB采用了动态基板控制电路(DSCC),该电路直接由泵时钟控制。它可以动态减少断态期间的亚阈值泄漏,并增加导通状态下的传导。这是必要的用的输出电压的热电收割机\(\文件\) 300毫伏。将该DBB启动电路的性能与传统的反向和正向体偏置电荷泵进行了比较。根据使用TSMC180 nm CMOS模型的模拟结果,DBB将启动电压降至225 mV。建议的电路具有1.44 \(\ times \)– 52 \(\ times \)在260 mV的电源电压下,与传统电路相比,它的整体品质因数(FOM)更好。从冷启动开始,它可以在171μs内产生50μW的最大功率,并具有2.5 V的未稳压输出。速度,功率和泵送效率的整体提高促进了可穿戴/植入式微型设备在生物医学应用中的无电池解决方案。

更新日期:2020-06-09
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