High speed receiver with wide input voltage range

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Interface – Current driving

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C326S083000, C326S086000, C326S087000, C326S090000, C326S127000

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07132857

ABSTRACT:
A receiver circuit (12) includes a first gate (24) that receives an input signal (VIN0, VIN1) and has an output (32, 34) for providing an output signal (VG0, VG1). A shifting circuit (20) is coupled for shifting the common mode potential of the input signal to produce a shifted signal (VSH0, VSH1). A second gate (22) has an input (27, 28) that receives the shifted signal and an output coupled to the output of the first gate.

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