Bidirectional tri-state data bus buffer control circuit for dela

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ABSTRACT:
A data bus control circuit is formed on a single semiconductor integrated circuit that includes input/output terminals for external data exchange and a plurality of functional blocks including a CPU. A bi-directional bus buffer buffers data sent over a data bus between the CPU and the input/output terminals. The signal propagation direction of the bus buffer is determined according to a logic level of a read control signal supplied from the CPU.

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