Comparator circuit implemented in the bipolar and MOS technology

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307355, 330257, 330300, 330311, H03K 524

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050774891

ABSTRACT:
An electronic comparator circuit having a high speed during switch phase and combining the advantages of bipolar technology with those of CMOS technology. The circuit consists of a differential stage input circuit having a differential pair of bipolar transistors forming its outputs. The output stage contains a pair of MOS transistors having gate electrodes in common. The pair of MOS transistors is connected on one side to the outputs of the input portion and on the other side to a positive supply pole via a current mirror circuit. The output contains another pair of MOS transistors with gate electrodes in common connected between the outputs of the input portion and ground. The drain electrode of the first pair of MOS transistors forms the output for the comparator.

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