Digital voltage translator and its method of operation

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Interface – Supply voltage level shifting

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326 57, 326 68, H03K 190185

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060207620

ABSTRACT:
A signal translator circuit for particular use with low level logic signals is designed to accept a low level transitioning signal in a lower voltage range and output a signal transitioning within a higher voltage range. Circuitry is provided to ensure proper operation even at very low voltages. The circuitry which ensures proper operation at low voltages is selectively enabled when low input voltage input signals are used. In addition, the output signal is selectively disabled to allow downstream circuits to conserve energy during power up and power down cycles.

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