Qualcomm incorporated (20240339998). Robust Transistor Circuitry simplified abstract
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Robust Transistor Circuitry
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Yi-Hung Tseng of San Diego CA (US)
Marzio Pedrali-noy of San Diego CA (US)
Charles James Persico of Rancho Santa Fe CA (US)
Robust Transistor Circuitry - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240339998 titled 'Robust Transistor Circuitry
Simplified Explanation:
This patent application describes an apparatus for robust transistor circuitry, including a current mirror and fault handler circuitry to ensure reliable operation.
- The apparatus includes a current mirror with a core transistor, a first transistor, and a second transistor.
- The fault handler circuitry is connected to the current mirror and can select either the first or second transistor to provide a mirrored current.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Robust transistor circuitry design
- Current mirror with core, first, and second transistors
- Fault handler circuitry for selecting transistors to ensure mirrored current
Potential Applications:
- Integrated circuits
- Electronic devices
- Power management systems
Problems Solved:
- Ensures robust operation of transistor circuitry
- Provides fault handling capabilities for improved reliability
Benefits:
- Enhanced circuit performance
- Increased reliability
- Improved fault tolerance
Commercial Applications:
Potential commercial applications include:
- Semiconductor industry
- Electronics manufacturing
- Power management systems market
Prior Art:
Readers can explore prior art related to transistor circuitry, current mirrors, and fault handling circuits in the field of semiconductor technology.
Frequently Updated Research:
Stay informed about the latest developments in transistor circuitry design, fault handling techniques, and current mirror technology for robust electronic systems.
Questions about Transistor Circuitry:
1. What are the key components of a current mirror in transistor circuitry? 2. How does fault handler circuitry improve the reliability of transistor circuits?
Original Abstract Submitted
an apparatus is disclosed for robust transistor circuitry. in example implementations, an apparatus includes a current mirror and fault handler circuitry that is coupled to the current mirror. the current mirror includes a core transistor having a control terminal, a first transistor, and a second transistor. the first transistor has a control terminal that is coupled to the control terminal of the core transistor. the second transistor has a control terminal that is coupled to the control terminal of the core transistor. the fault handler circuitry is configured to select the first transistor or the second transistor to provide a mirrored current of the current mirror.
