Hi Guys !
Again I need your help

I have a circuit like this :

I need to discover a principle of this circuit.
I need to know if I think well.

So... When the switches S1 and S3 are closed, C1 charges to the Vcc and then if S2 and S4 are closed (S1,S3 opened) C1 discharges and C2 charges to Vcc. With adjusting C1 and C2 we can obtain an amplified Vcc. (we omit all losses). Am I right ?
How to obtain an expression of Vs in terms of Ve, C1, C2 ?

Thanks in advance.
Greets. Adam

 

When S1 & S3 close then C1 will charge to Vcc.

With S2 & S4 closed and S1 & S3 open then C1 is switched in parallel with C2.

To analyze proceed as follows.....

1. Calculate the charge supplied to C1 with S1 & S3 closed - call it Q1.
2. Calculate the equivalent parallel capacitance of C1 & C2 with S2 & S4 closed - call it Ceq.
3. The original charge supplied Q1 will be stored in the parallel capacitance combination Ceq.
4. Vs=Q1/Ceq

 

Thank you !
Ive got something like :

Vs = (C1*Vcc)/(C1+C2)

So what is the purpouse of this circuit ?

 

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