D-Latch circuit using CMOS transistors

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307288, 307272A, 307452, 307585, 377117, 377121, 377127, H03K 19003, H03K 19096, H03K 3356, G11C 1140

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ABSTRACT:
A latch circuit includes a CMOS inverter to which a logic signal is applied to the input through an input terminal, which inverter continues to supply an output signal to its output terminal; and first depletion type p and n-channel MOS transistors connected in series to each other, with the CMOS inverter being interposed therebetween. The latch circuit further includes second depletion type n and p-channel MOS transistors which are supplied, at their gates, with an output signal from the CMOS inverter; the second n-channel MOS transistor being connected between the first p-channel MOS transistor and a power supply terminal, and the second p-channel MOS transistor being connected between the first n-channel MOS transistor and a ground.

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