33.8 A Decentralized Daisy-Chain-Controlled Switched-Capacitor Driver for Microrobotic Actuators with 10× Power-Reduction Factor and Over 300V Drive Voltage

33.8 A Decentralized Daisy-Chain-Controlled Switched-Capacitor Driver for Microrobotic Actuators with 10× Power-Reduction Factor and Over 300V Drive Voltage
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33.8 用于微型机器人执行器的分散式菊花链控制开关电容器驱动器,具有 10 倍功耗系数和超过 300V 驱动电压

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10.1109/isscc42613.2021.9365981
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2021
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2021 IEEE International Solid- State Circuits Conference (ISSCC)
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J. Stauth
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作者:
Yanqiao Li;Benjamin L. Dobbins;J. Stauth

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Electrostatic and piezoelectric actuators are used in a number of mm- and cm-scale robotic applications due to their relatively high energy-density at small size and weight [1 –3]. Such transducers typically require high drive voltages (100 to 300V) at relatively low frequencies $(\lt1$ kHz) where they present as dominantly capacitive loads (1’s to 10’s of nF). Challenges associated with the drive circuits for these devices include: 1) a need to generate a high-voltage drive waveform, often boosted from a low-voltage supply; 2) extreme size $(\lt1 cm^{2})$ and weight $(\lt \lt1\mathrm{g})$ constraints; 3) reactive power $(C_{load}V_{OUT,pp}^{2}f_{sw})$ is typically much higher than real power, i.e., mechanical work done by the actuator [4, 5]; 4) solutions often require primary (non-rechargeable) batteries which can source but not sink power. Thus, the ideal actuator driver would supply reactive power efficiently, boosting from a low-voltage supply, but also recover this energy during discharge. To work with primary batteries, residual energy must be stored in passive components rather than returned to the supply.