Process, supply, temperature compensating CMOS output buffer

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307473, 307263, 307546, 3072968, H03K 1716

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050216848

ABSTRACT:
A design for a high performance CMOS output buffers utilizing a process, supply and temperature conpensated current source to achieve very tight distribution of rise/fall times and propagation delays. The output buffer has been optimized to limit switching noise by using current controlled predrivers. An output buffer according to the present invention can switch up to a 100 pf load to TTL levels with rise times of no more than 4.0 ns and propagation delays ranging from 2.1 ns to 11.6 ns over the entire range of process, supply, temperature, and load for a typical one micron CMOS process; Vcc from 4.5 to 5,5V, temperature from -10 to 120.degree. C., and loads from 10 to 100 pf.

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