Input signal level converter for an MOS digital circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307475, 307578, 307270, H03K 458, H03K 1710, H03K 17687, H03K 19094

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045874476

ABSTRACT:
An input signal level converter for applying a TTL signal to an actual input of an MOS circuit is required for n-MOS digital circuits controlled with TTL signals. This circuit forms a Schmitt trigger and comprises five MOS field effect transistors and a bootstrap capacitor. The transistors are preferably of the n-channel type and are self-inhibiting. This circuit is improved by means of two further transistors connected such that a quiescent current consumption of the level converter is considerably reduced. Favorable dynamic behavior is achieved without having unfavorable current usage.

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