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Control Signals - Should they be nonoverlapping?

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Hi All,

referring to the cirucit shown in the image below, either of the swtiches are closed such that the load capacitor is either conneted to Vref or 0V. May I know if the control signals A and A_BAR should not be overlapping at any cost i.e. there should not be a period of time over which both of them are on?

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I think that an overlap of the control signals would mean shortingt the supply to ground and should be avoided, is it not?

THanks,
M
 

of course it should be nonoverlapped. Or your two switched will burn out if the turn on resistor is too small
 

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