Delay element for integrated circuits

Details Delay element for integrated circuits Delay element for integrated circuits

1997-03-31

1999-11-16

Callahan, Timothy P.

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and

Signal converting, shaping, or generating

Having specific delay in producing output waveform

327285, 327288, H03K 19094

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059864923

ABSTRACT:
A delay element including a stack of p-channel transistors connected in series and a stack of n-channel transistors connected in series with the source of the top p-channel transistor connected to a positive voltage and the source of the bottom n-channel transistor connected to ground. The drain of each n-channel transistor is connected to the drain of a corresponding one of the p-channel transistors and all gates are interconnected and serve as the input to the delay element. The output of the delay element can be any one of the drain connections.

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