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January 24, 2026Электронная техника Серия 3 Микроэлектроника0 citations

Transistor voltage divider for MEMS based on switched capacitors

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VDValery Dragunov

Key Points

  • To investigate the performance of transformerless voltage dividers using transistor-diode commutation with switchable capacitors for MEMS applications.
  • Experimental and theoretical studies were conducted to examine voltage dividers.
  • The analysis involved varying the connection of a voltage source (permanently vs. periodically connected).
  • The efficiency of the voltage divider was evaluated under different conditions.
  • The efficiency with a continuously connected voltage source is very low.
  • When connected periodically, efficiency can reach up to 60%.
  • Transistor-diode commutation showed a significantly stronger stabilizing effect compared to diode-only switching.

Abstract

The results of experimental and theoretical studies of the operation of transformerless voltage dividers with transistor-diode commutation of switchable capacitors for microelectromechanical systems are presented. The analysis of the divider features during operation with a constantly connected or periodically connected voltage source V0 with unlimited power is carried out. It has been found that the efficiency of the divider during operation from a permanently connected primary voltage source V0 with unlimited power is very small, but during the operation from this source connected periodically, it can reach 60%. It has been found that for the circuits with transistor-diode commutation of capacitors the stabilizing effect is much stronger than for circuits with diode switching of capacitors.

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Valery Dragunov (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6974616cbb9d90c67120b3d1https://doi.org/10.7868/s2410993225010014
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