Abstract: For charging a bootstrap capacitor in a voltage converter, a circuit is provided for wider bandwidth to eliminate the feedback stability issue and pin out for compensation circuit. A pair of transistors are connected in series between a power input and the bootstrap capacitor, the first transistor is switched synchronously with a low-side transistor of the voltage converter, and a comparator compares a feedback voltage drawn from a feedback node between the pair of transistors with a reference voltage, to control the second transistor to determine to charge the bootstrap capacitor.

Abstract: For charging a bootstrap capacitor in a voltage converter, a circuit is provided for wider bandwidth to eliminate the feedback stability issue and pin out for compensation circuit. A pair of transistors are connected in series between a power input and the bootstrap capacitor, the first transistor is switched synchronously with a low-side transistor of the voltage converter, and a comparator compares a feedback voltage drawn from a feedback node between the pair of transistors with a reference voltage, to control the second transistor to determine to charge the bootstrap capacitor.

Abstract: This invention relates to a quick-recovery low dropout linear regulator (LDO), which utilizes a current-detection circuit to detect the magnitude of the output current, and the output current compares with a reference current so as to dynamically adjust the bias-current of the 2nd stage amplifier such that the system remains stable even when the output current is high resulting from the damping ratio ? is still greater than 1. As a result, the output voltage can quickly recover stability from a large and sudden change of the output current.