CMOS Address buffer circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307362, 307279, 365230, H03K 19096, H03K 19017, H03K 3037, G11C 800

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045617023

ABSTRACT:
A CMOS bistable circuit is employed as an address buffer or latch for a semiconductor memory or the like. The circuit includes a pair of differential gated inputs, one from an address terminal, and the other from a reference voltage. The same clock used to gate the inputs also preconditions the circuit to be in a balanced status, and holds off conduction of any transistor in the circuit. In this manner, a circuit of high speed, low power, and minimum complexity is provided.

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