LSI for signal transmission

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Switching systems – Condition responsive

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307146, 257208, 257211, 375260, 375288, 379 90, H01H 8300

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ABSTRACT:
A large scale integrated circuit has a first circuit section with input terminals external of the integrated circuit connected to output terminals of a second portion of the integrated circuit for use in an environment not requiring intrinsic safety. When the circuit is to be installed in an environment requiring intrinsic safety the external connectors are disconnected from one another. An excess voltage suppression circuit is connected to the external connections of the second circuit section.

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"Proposal Of New Signal Transmitting System For Field Bus", ISA SP50 & IEC SC65C WG6 Joint Committee, Fuji Electric Co., Ltd., Nov. 1992 and Minutes, ISA/SP50-1992-473, Nov. 1992.

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