MOS Transistor decoder circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307463, H03K 19094, H03K 1920

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043096298

ABSTRACT:
An MOS transistor decoder circuit including a plurality of MOS transistors and at least one load element, comprises at least one additional MOS transistor connected to the plurality of MOS transistors and the load element for selecting either of two output terminals for the plurality of MOS transistors, through which decoded output signals are developed. Preferably, four additional MOS transistor are provided at least two of which are connected to either of the two output terminals. The two additional MOS transistors connected to anyone of the two output terminals have normal and complement bit signals, respectively.

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