EPROM-based crossbar switch with zero standby power

Details EPROM-based crossbar switch with zero standby power EPROM-based crossbar switch with zero standby power

1993-11-30

1996-05-14

Swann, Glen

Communications: electrical

Continuously variable indicating

With meter reading

34082591, 34082593, 326 39, 326 41, 326 44, H04Q 900

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055171869

ABSTRACT:
An EPROM-based crossbar switch is disclosed that provides for the programmable interconnection of logic circuitry. Circuit layout and design features reduce circuit real estate and bitline parasitic capacitances, allowing a high level of integration and faster switching speeds.

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