Logic circuit having delay time free from temperature affection

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Personnel safety or limit control features – Interlock

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307443, 307455, 307491, 307494, H03K 1714

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ABSTRACT:
A logic circuit such as an emitter coupled logic includes a current switch section formed of transistors and resistors and comparing an input signal with a reference voltage and an output section formed of at least a transistor and a resistor and producing an output signal in response to the comparison result, the resistors in the current switch section being polycrystalline resistors, for example, having a negative temperature coefficient of resistance whose sign is opposite to that of the resistor, for example a diffused resistor, having a positive temperature coefficient in the output section.

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Giacomo, "Noise Immunity in Current Mode Logic Gates", RCA Tech Notes, TN No. 677, Jun. 1966.

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