Reduced switching noise output buffer using diode for quick turn

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307263, 307451, H03K 1716

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051110750

ABSTRACT:
A buffer characterized by a pull-up network and a pull-down network which are both coupled between an input and an output of the buffer. Each of the networks include a number of switch elements which can be sequentially turned on or off by means of an RC network to provide slew-rate control for the buffer. Preferably, each of the networks are associated with diode bypass networks to reduce crowbar current. In operation, both the pull-up network and the pull-down network turn on slowly but turn off very quickly due to the diode bypass networks.

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