Output buffer circuit

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Signal sensitivity or transmission integrity – Output switching noise reduction

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C326S026000, C326S083000

Reexamination Certificate

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07068063

ABSTRACT:
An output buffer circuit includes first and second inverters connected to an input terminal for outputting signals having a slow rise up and fall down characteristic; a pull up control circuit that pulls up an output voltage of the first inverter and stops the pull up operation based on a level of the output signal of the first inverter; and a pull down control circuit that pulls down an output voltage of the second inverter and stops the pull down operation based on a level of the output signal of the second inverter. A first output transistor has a source connected to a first power source, a drain connected to the output terminal and a gate connected to the first inverter. A second output transistor has a source connected to a second power source, a drain connected to the output terminal and a gate connected to the second inverter.

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