IIL Type semiconductor integrated circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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357 22, 357 23, 357 43, 357 92, 307459, H01L 2704, H03K 19091

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ABSTRACT:
In an integrated injection logic (IIL) type semiconductor integrated circuit, an injector transistor is formed with a field effect transistor (FET) and an inverter transistor is formed with a bipolar transistor (BPT). The drain region of the FET is merged into the base region of the BPT. The base of the BPT constitutes a logic input and the collector of the BPT constitutes a logic output. The FET may be either of the junction type or of the insulated gate type. The carrier injection efficiency can be improved to approximately unity over a wide range of the injection current.

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