MOS transistor circuit

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1986-10-28

1989-01-31

Harkcom, Gary V.

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048021121

ABSTRACT:
When a carry signal generated in an n-th bit is propagated to an (n+1)th bit, two n-MOS transistors (12.sub.n+1 and 13.sub.n+1) connected by a signal line (C.sub.n) are turned on to prompt transition of the signal line (C.sub.n) to a zero potential, thereby to increase the speed for propagating the carry signal. When the signal line (C.sub.n) propagates no carry signal, a p-MOS transistor (11.sub.n+1) is turned on to pull up the signal line (C.sub.n) to a supply potential V.sub.CC, thereby to stabilize the potential thereof.

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