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Level Shift from 4.2v to -0.7v?

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Dear all,

How to design a circuit to archive this function that level shift from 4.2v to -0.7v in singal power supply system?
 

May be you can try with a switched capacitor voltage converter from positive to negative voltage e.g. ICL7660:

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Powermos
 

TekUT said:
May be you can try with a switched capacitor voltage converter from positive to negative voltage e.g. ICL7660:

**broken link removed**


Bye
Powermos

Thanks, TekUT.
I know this way to generate a negative voltage by switched-cap. voltage inverter.

I want to know the other ways to generate a negative without clock source and capacitor.

In order to reduce the Ron, the size of switched formed by MOSFET is too large!
Not good to be designed in IC.
 

To change polarity you need a storage element (store energy and then release it in a some way) then capacitors or inductors, the first one is a switched capacitor solution (there is also another nice ic that can bve used MAX828 **broken link removed**), about the inductors solution you need to build a BUCK-BOOST converter, into the nonisolated topology you can easily achieve negative voltage from positive voltage source. Also I don't know what is your application and current requirement then I can't evaluate more about the MOSFET sizing and related rdson.

http://cegt201.bradley.edu/projects/proj2008/lcc/pdf/TI_buck_boost.pdf

Hope this help.

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