Semiconductor device for suppressing current peak flowing to/from an external power supply
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorDaisaburo Takashima
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorDaisaburo Takashima
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A semiconductor device comprises a voltage-down circuit for generating an internal power supply voltage obtained by lowering an external power supply voltage in a chip; and a chip internal circuit applied with the internal power supply voltage obtained in the voltage-down circuit, wherein the voltage-down circuit includes a first circuit connected at one end to an external power supply, a second circuit connected between the other end of the first circuit and the internal circuit, for creating the internal power supply voltage, and a capacitor connected to a connection node of the first circuit and the second circuit and to a ground node of the chip internal circuit, and the capacitor is charged by the first circuit when a current flowing in the second circuit is smaller than a preset value and supplies a discharge current to the second circuit when the current flowing in the second circuit is larger than the preset value.
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