ECL gate array semiconductor device with protective elements

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific voltage responsive fault sensor

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361111, 357 43, H02H 320

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049185632

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device such as an ECL gate array having emitter-follower-type output transistors, wherein protective elements are arranged between input/output pads and a power supply line connected to the collectors of the emitter-follower-type output transistors, whereby wiring between the protective elements and the power supply line become unnecessary so that the manufacturing process becomes easy and the integration degree is improved while a large tolerance voltage is maintained against destruction due to static electricity.

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