Input buffer circuit with deglitch method and apparatus

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307279, 307542, 307546, H03K 3295

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053410335

ABSTRACT:
An input buffer circuit incorporates variable hysteresis levels to protect against unintended changes of output state in response to glitches in the input signal. The circuit is used in connection with input signals that alternate between LO and HI input states with known minimum periods between alternations. The switching threshold hysteresis for reverting back to a prior output state is boosted during the period following an input signal transition, with the boosted hysteresis removed following a delay period that is no greater than the minimum period between successive input signal transitions. Numerous circuit designs may be used to implement the varying hysteresis levels.

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