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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 19, 2001
Filed:
Sep. 21, 1999
Kazuo Nakaizumi, Tokyo, JP;
Ando Electric Co., Ltd., Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
In a temperature stabilizing circuit, a reference temperature detecting means,converts the highest value of the junction temperature of and LSI,into a reference pulse number, and stores it. An operating temperature detecting means,converts the junction temperature of the LSI at the time of operation into an operating pulse number, and stores it. A current control means,subjects the operating pulse number and the reference pulse number to comparison, and increases or decreases an operating current flowing to a T. G.,so that the operation pulse number be equal to the reference pulse number, thereby to control the junction temperature. As a result, the jitter value of the timing generator made up of a CMOS gate array is greatly decreased.
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