Circuitry for latching

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Particular stable state circuit

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C327S212000, C327S214000, C327S218000, C327S225000

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07495493

ABSTRACT:
Circuitry for latching receives an input signal and a control signal and provides an output signal. In one embodiment, the setup time (t(SL) and t(SH)) of the input signal with reference to the control signal is to the first edge of the control signal, the holding time (t(HL) and t(HH)) of the input signal with reference to the control signal is independent of the second edge of the control signal, and the output signal goes to a predetermined state in response to the second edge of the control signal. In one embodiment, the control signal may be a clock. The circuitry for latching may be used with static circuits and/or with dynamic circuits.

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