Monolithic integration in CMOS has boosted the development of low cost, compact and portable consumer applications. But until now the monolithic integration of DC-DC converters is still omitted in commercial applications. Primarily due to the need for high-efficiency converters and appropriate techniques to control high-frequency capacitive DC-DC converters. This paper presents a fully integrated capacitive step-down DC-DC converter in 90 nm CMOS with an ouput power capability of 150mW, a peak efficiency of 77% and a full load efficiency of 74%. The DC-DC converter is controlled by a Single Boundary–Multiphase Control (SB-MC). This control method provides a low power solution for controlling multiphase capacitive DC-DC converters without compromising the control loop bandwidth. This paper describes the design, implementation and measurements of the DC-DC converter.
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