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September 8, 2025
Conference Paper
Title

A +/−25V Charge Pump with Switchable Polarity in 3.3V CMOS Technology

Abstract
In this paper a scalable multiple-stage charge pump with switchable polarity constructed from low-voltage MOS transistors is demonstrated. A distinguished feature of the proposed circuit is a cross-switch integrated in each pumping unit, which configures the polarity of the respective pumping stage depending on the polarity of the preceding stage, thus implementing a daisychained control scheme. Such approach allows connecting any amount of stages in series, enabling a straightforward scalability of the circuit. A prototype switchable charge pump comprising 18 stages is implemented with 3.3 V MOSFET devices in 90 nm SOICMOS technology. The measured circuit generates output voltages exceeding +/−;25 V from a single 1.9 V supply source while consuming a current of 450μ A. The proposed charge pump can be used as a driver for switchable systems requiring high actuating voltages for high-ohmic inputs.
Author(s)
Solomko, Valentyn
Hsu, Ting-Li
Syroiezhin, Semen
Hagelauer, Amelie  
Fraunhofer-Einrichtung für Mikrosysteme und Festkörper-Technologien EMFT  
Mainwork
51st IEEE European Solid-State Electronics Research Conference, ESSERC 2025. Proceedings  
Conference
European Solid-State Electronics Research Conference 2025  
DOI
10.1109/ESSERC66193.2025.11213962
Language
English
Fraunhofer-Institut für Elektronische Mikrosysteme und Festkörper-Technologien EMFT  
Keyword(s)
  • Charge pumps

  • High-voltage techniques

  • Switches

  • Transistors

  • Switching circuits

  • Bipolar

  • charge pump

  • high voltage

  • stacking

  • switch

  • voltage generation

  • Low voltage

  • Scalability

  • Stacking

  • Prototypes

  • MOSFET

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