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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 24, 1995
Filed:
Jul. 27, 1993
Isoshi Takeda, Kyoto, JP;
Shigeyoshi Hayashi, Kyoto, JP;
Rohm Co., Ltd., Kyoto, JP;
Abstract
A voltage control oscillation circuit comprises an oscillation loop and a control current generating circuit. The oscillation loop comprises: a first charge-discharge circuit including a first transistor circuit for converting a reverse voltage signal as a first input voltage into a first charge-discharge current according to a first conversion ratio, and a first capacitor which is charged and discharged by the first charge-discharge current for generating a first charge-discharge voltage signal; a second charge-discharge circuit including a second transistor circuit for converting the first charge-discharge voltage signal as a second input voltage into a second charge-discharge current according to a second conversion ratio, and a second capacitor which is charged and discharged by the second charge-discharge current for generating a second charge-discharge voltage signal; and a reverse circuit for reversing the second charge-discharge voltage signal into the reverse voltage signal. The control current generating circuit comprises: a voltage-to-current conversion circuit for converting the control voltage into a first control current; and a current value regulating circuit including a resistor circuit constituted by a plurality of resistors for generating a regulating current corresponding to a resistance value of the resistor circuit; and means for generating a second control current by adding the regulating current to the first control current.