Semiconductor integrated circuit device with at least one bipola

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1991-10-08

1994-07-26

Kriess, Kevin A.

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395800, 364DIG2, 3649255, 3649278, 3649256, 3649261, 307446, 257378, C06F 1300

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053332822

ABSTRACT:
In a semiconductor integrated circuit device having at least two logic blocks each including at least two logic units each having a number of MOS FET's integrated therein, bipolar transistors for driving the MOS FET's are selectively arranged between the logic blocks and/or the logic units so as to shorten the critical path of a logic block.

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