Dynamic CMOS logic circuit with precharge

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Clocking or synchronizing of logic stages or gates – Field-effect transistor

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326 97, 326122, H03K 19017, H03K 190948

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ABSTRACT:
A first transistor is connected to a second transistor so that the first and second transistors may be initially biased in a non-conducting state when a first node is at a first voltage potential and a second node is at a second voltage potential. A potential altering circuit selectively alters the voltage potential at the first and second nodes, causes the first and second transistors to be in a conducting state for accelerating a voltage transistion at the first and second nodes toward final values, and maintains the first and second nodes at their final voltage potentials for implementing a desired Boolean function.

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