Intel corporation (20240213961). CLOCK ADJUSTMENT CIRCUIT WITH BIAS SCHEME simplified abstract
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CLOCK ADJUSTMENT CIRCUIT WITH BIAS SCHEME
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Daljeet Kumar of New Delhi (IN)
Yevgeny Perelman of Haifa (IL)
CLOCK ADJUSTMENT CIRCUIT WITH BIAS SCHEME - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240213961 titled 'CLOCK ADJUSTMENT CIRCUIT WITH BIAS SCHEME
The patent application describes apparatuses with transistors and nodes for electronic circuits.
- The apparatus includes a first node, a second node, a first transistor, and a second transistor.
- The first and second transistors have a common gate coupled to the first node and a common terminal coupled to the second node.
- Additional transistors are coupled in parallel between the first transistor and a supply node, and between the second transistor and another supply node.
- The additional transistors have gates for control and regulation of the circuit.
Potential Applications: - Integrated circuits - Power management systems - Electronic devices requiring efficient transistor configurations
Problems Solved: - Efficient power distribution - Improved circuit performance - Enhanced control over electronic systems
Benefits: - Increased efficiency - Better power management - Enhanced circuit reliability
Commercial Applications: Title: "Advanced Transistor Configuration for Improved Power Management" This technology can be used in smartphones, laptops, and other electronic devices to optimize power usage and enhance overall performance. It can also be applied in industrial automation systems for efficient control and monitoring.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does this transistor configuration improve power management in electronic circuits? 2. What are the key advantages of using parallel transistors in this setup?
Frequently Updated Research: Researchers are constantly exploring new ways to enhance transistor configurations for improved power efficiency and performance in electronic systems. Stay updated on the latest developments in this field for potential advancements in power management technology.
Original Abstract Submitted
some embodiments include apparatuses comprising a first node; a second node; a first transistor and a second transistor, the first and second transistors including a common gate coupled to the node and a common terminal coupled to the second node; first additional transistors coupled in parallel with each other between a terminal of the first transistor and a first supply node, the first additional transistors including gates; and second additional transistors coupled in parallel with each other between a terminal of the second transistor and a second supply node, the second additional transistors including gates.
