Tech Idea Co., Ltd.

Piezo Studio Inc.

Inter-university Research Institute Corporation High Accelerator Research Organization

Masaya Nohara

Akira Matsuzawa

Noritoshi Kimura

An oscillation circuit includes an oscillator, first and second capacitors connected between two terminals of the oscillator, and an amplification circuit having an input terminal connected to a connecting point between the oscillator and the first capacitor and an output terminal connected to a connecting point between the first capacitor and the second capacitor. The amplification circuit includes a first n-type transistor and a first p-type transistor respectively having source terminals, the connecting point of which is connected to the output terminal of the amplification circuit, a second p-type transistor connected to a gate terminal of the first n-type transistor, and a second n-type transistor connected to a gate terminal of the first p-type transistor.

Oscillation circuit and electronic device

A time domain A/D converter group includes a plurality of individual A/D converters, each of the individual A/D converters is connected to a reference signal generation circuit to generate a first reference signal for sweeping in a full scale range and a second reference signal for repeating plurality of times to sweep in a limited voltage range, and each of the individual A/D converters includes a reference voltage selection circuit for switching the first reference signal or the second reference signal, a comparator for comparing an input signal with the first reference signal or the second reference signal, for generating a comparison output signal, an internal A/D converter for performing an A/D conversion using the comparison output signal from the comparator, and an accumulation adder-subtractor for outputting an average signal of A/D conversion values obtained from the A/D conversion when the second reference signal is selected.

Time domain A/D converter group and sensor device using the same

An A/D converter includes an analog input terminal, a successive approximation A/D converter connected to the analog input terminal, the successive approximation A/D converter for generating an upper conversion result at an upper conversion result terminal, the successive approximation A/D converter having an internal D/A converter generating an internal reference voltage at an internal reference voltage terminal, and a delta-sigma A/D converter connected to the analog input terminal and the internal reference voltage terminal, the delta-sigma A/D converter for generating a lower conversion result at a lower conversion result terminal.

A/D converter and sensor device using the same

An integrator includes a first switch, a first capacitor, a second switch, a second capacitor, an amplifier, a third switch, a forth switch, a third capacitor, and a control circuit. The control circuit repeats a first phase and a second phase. In the first phase, the control circuit renders the first switch and the third switch to turn on and the second switch and the fourth switch to turn off. In the second phase, the control circuit renders the second switch and the fourth switch to turn on and the first switch and the third switch to turn off.

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Masaya Nohara