A conventional circuit uses a diode after the comparator to rectify the output onto C3
| Authors | Glen Brisebois |
| Main Document | Article «Asymmetric Output Into Capacitor Load Turns Capacitor Into Ideal Diode» |
| Description | Figure 1 |
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| Document Language | English |
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- Article «Asymmetric Output Into Capacitor Load Turns Capacitor Into Ideal Diode»
- Figure 1. A conventional circuit uses a diode after the comparator to rectify the output onto C3
- Figure 2. Because U1 incorporates an asymmetric output stage (weak-pull-up/strong-pull-down), the improved circuit does not require a diode, which eliminates the forward diode voltage drop
