Method and apparatus for sensing trinary logic states in a micro

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3642295, 3642341, 364239, 3642396, 364240, 3642405, 3642456, 364247, 3642473, 3642328, 3642327, 36423293, 36423291, 364DIG1, 364DIG2, G06F 112, G06F 305, G06F 1320, G06F 1340

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ABSTRACT:
A CMOS integrated circuit microcomputer system includes circuitry for sensing trinary logic states by using a tri-state driver circuit connected to both the input and output of a binary latch having only two states, both of which produce a high output impedance. A first trinary logic level is represented by a first logic level produced and maintained on the conductor by the external device, overpowering the binary latch. A second logic state is represented by a second logic level produced and maintained on the conductor by the external device. A third trinary state is represented by an off condition of the tri-state driver, in which case the binary latch holds whatever state is produced by the microcomputer of the connector.

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