A Hysteretic Buck Converter With 92.1% Maximum Efficiency Designed for Ultra-Low Power and Fast Wake-Up SoC Applications
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Bernhard Wicht | Helmut Graeb | Ralf Brederlow | Francesco Santoro | Rüdiger Kuhn | Neil Gibson | Nicola Rasera | Thomas Tost | R. Brederlow | B. Wicht | H. Graeb | F. Santoro | R. Kuhn | N. Gibson | Nicola Rasera | T. Tost
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