Signal transfer circuit for use in laminated multilayer electric

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307303, 307443, 307451, 307555, 361393, 357 51, 357 75, H03K 19017, H03K 19094

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047230827

ABSTRACT:
A laminated multilayer electric circuit is comprised of wafers having each internal electric circuits and laminated one after another. A signal transfer circuit used in the laminated multilayer electric circuit for transfer of signals between the wafers through an electrostatic capacitor has a receiving circuit of sufficiently high input resistance for receiving a signal from a capacitance electrode forming the electrostatic capacitor, and a circuit for clamping the level of the signal substantially within the input amplitude for the receiving circuit. The signal transfer circuit permits the signal transfer to be performed not through a flip-flop or the like and consequently at high speeds.

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