Bipolar-MOS circuits with dimensions scaled to enhance performan

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307443, 3074821, H03K 1901

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ABSTRACT:
An optimum ratio relating the characteristic dimensions of the MOS pull-up and the MOS pull-down devices of a logic circuit with one or more bipolar devices connected to an output of the circuit. This optimum ratio substantially minimizes the propagation delay of the circuit. The first preferred embodiment is shown in a BiNMOS circuit, and the second preferred embodiment is shown in a BiCMOS circuit.

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