Electronic digital logic circuitry – Interface – Supply voltage level shifting
Patent
1998-06-01
2000-02-01
Tokar, Michael
Electronic digital logic circuitry
Interface
Supply voltage level shifting
326 70, H03K 190175
Patent
active
060207612
ABSTRACT:
An input buffer that can operate with Low Voltage Transistor-Transistor Logic (LVTTL) and with Stub Series Terminated transceiver Logic (SSTL) includes a differential amplifier that differentially amplifies a reference voltage and an external input signal. A switching system is coupled to the differential amplifier, to supply an external power supply voltage to the differential amplifier under SSTL operating conditions and to supply an internal power supply voltage to the differential amplifier under LVTTL operating conditions. An internal power supply voltage generator is responsive to the external power supply voltage, to generate the internal power supply voltage therefrom. The internal power supply voltage generator supplies the internal power supply voltage to the switching system. The switching system preferably includes a first switch that supplies the external power supply voltage to the differential amplifier in response to an SSTL control signal. A second switch supplies the internal power supply voltage to the differential amplifier in response to an LVTTL control signal.
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Hwang Sang-joon
Kang Kyung-Woo
Le Don Phu
Samsung Electronics Co,. Ltd.
Tokar Michael
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