Abstract: An interface circuit for controlling a cross-domain signal link between a first circuit domain and a second circuit domain in a circuit may include first and second controllers, each of the first and second controllers including a first input coupled to a first voltage source of the first circuit domain and a second input coupled to a second voltage source of the second circuit domain.

Abstract: An interface circuit for controlling a cross-domain signal link between a first circuit domain and a second circuit domain in a circuit may include first and second controllers, each of the first and second controllers including a first input coupled to a first voltage source of the first circuit domain and a second input coupled to a second voltage source of the second circuit domain.

Abstract: An integrated circuit includes a micromachined transducer and a charge pump. More particularly, on one silicon substrate, a control circuit delivers high voltage from the charge pump to operate the transducer. An electronic apparatus, such as a cell phone or automatic test equipment may include such an integrated circuit.

Abstract: An integrated circuit includes a micromachined transducer and a charge pump. More particularly, on one silicon substrate, a control circuit delivers high voltage from the charge pump to operate the transducer. An electronic apparatus, such as a cell phone or automatic test equipment may include such an integrated circuit.

Abstract: An apparatus for conditioning an output waveform delivered from a testing device produces an output voltage that is the sum of a control voltage and an input voltage. To that end, the apparatus includes an input for receiving the input voltage, and an output capable of producing the output voltage. The output is coupled with the testing device. The apparatus further includes a voltage element coupled between the input and the output, and a switching element to alternatively charge and discharge the voltage element. The switching element controls the voltage element to change the control voltage between a first voltage and a second voltage. Consequently, the output voltage is the sum of the control voltage and the input voltage.

Abstract: A clamp for use with a circuit (having an output for delivering an output voltage) forms a voltage boundary for the output voltage based upon a clamp voltage. To that end, the clamp includes a clamp input for receiving the clamp voltage, a clamp transistor in communication with the clamp input, and a control transistor in communication with the output. The clamp also includes a driving source for driving at least one of the clamp and control transistors based upon the voltage at the clamp input and the voltage at the output. The output is clamped at a voltage within the voltage boundary of the clamp voltage after the clamp transistor begins being driven by the driving source.

Abstract: An apparatus for conditioning an output waveform delivered from a testing device produces an output voltage that is the sum of a control voltage and an input voltage. To that end, the apparatus includes an input for receiving the input voltage, and an output capable of producing the output voltage. The output is coupled with the testing device. The apparatus further includes a voltage element coupled between the input and the output, and a switching element to alternatively charge and discharge the voltage element. The switching element controls the voltage element to change the control voltage between a first voltage and a second voltage. Consequently, the output voltage is the sum of the control voltage and the input voltage.