Programmable pin for use in programmable logic devices

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307468, 364716, H03K 19173

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ABSTRACT:
A buffer circuit for programming an I/O pin of a programmable logic device to function either as a normal I/O site, a power pin, or a ground pin has been provided. The I/O pin may be programmed by a user by simply placing first and second control signals in appropriate logic states. The buffer circuit also includes a tri-state circuit for providing tri-state outputs when functioning as a normal I/O site.

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