High speed circuit with CMOS and bipolar logic stages

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Function of and – or – nand – nor – or not – Bipolar and fet

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326 43, 326 44, H03K 19173

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ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit includes a bipolar logic stage and a CMOS logic stage. The bipolar logic stage includes a common emitter line positioned along a central axis, and a set of bipolar signal drive blocks arranged along the central axis. Each of the bipolar signal drive blocks includes a bipolar transistor with an emitter connected to the common emitter line. Each of the bipolar signal drive blocks further includes an emitter-base reverse voltage protection device. The CMOS logic stage includes a plurality of CMOS logic blocks connected to the set of bipolar signal drive blocks. The CMOS logic blocks are arranged in a compact configuration that is substantially perpendicular to the central axis. The CMOS logic stage performs logical operations on a set of input signals to generate a set of intermediate signals that are driven by the set of bipolar signal drive blocks onto the common emitter line. The common emitter line executes a hardwired logical OR operation on the intermediate signals to produce a high speed output signal.

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