Apparatus and method for transferring an analog signal...

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Accelerating charge or discharge

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C365S149000

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07411849

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method for transferring a signal from a first bus circuit to a second bus circuit. The apparatus and method includes a first constant current circuit connected to the first bus circuit, a first capacitor connected between the first bus circuit and the first constant current circuit, a second constant current circuit connected to the second bus circuit, a second capacitor connected between the second bus circuit and the second constant current circuit, and an opto-coupler connected between the first and second constant current circuits and providing signal transfer control from the first capacitor to the second capacitor.

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US 5,838,018, 11/1998, Mansfield (withdrawn)

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