MOS interchip receiver differential amplifiers employing resisto

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307205, 307251, 307304, 307DIG3, 330277, 330253, H03K 520, H03K 1704, H03K 1760, H03K 1908

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ABSTRACT:
A negative shunt feedback CMOS amplifier is disclosed for connection to the output nodes of MOS interchip digital signal receiver differential amplifiers which have highly capacitive output nodes in order to bypass the large capacitance to thereby extract a high speed current signal. A first embodiment of the invention uses a resistor, to which this application is directed to, as the shunt feedback and a second embodiment of the invention uses parallel N-channel and P-channel FETs to form the shunt feedback impedance.

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