This paper presents an integrated boost converter having very low output voltage ripple making it suitable for analog applications, which are sensitive to supply noise. Architecturally, the converter consists of a conventional boost converter followed by an L-C filter, which drastically reduces the output ripple. The L-C filter has been realized using 30-nH bondwire inductance and 0.54-nF on-chip capacitance. The converter switches at 118 MHz and produces a regulated 3.2-V output from an input voltage ranging from 1.0 to 2.7 V. The converter is able to deliver up to 65-mA current for input voltage ≥ 2.4 V. The prototype has been implemented in 0.18-μm standard digital CMOS process and the entire design consumes only 0.52-mm2chip area resulting in a maximum power density of 0.387 W/mm2. Peak efficiency of the converter is 77.4% at 32.2-mA current for 2.7-V input supply. The measured maximum output ripple noise is 21 mV that is less than 0.65% of the regulated output voltage.
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