Semiconductor driver circuit with signal swing balance and...

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of individual circuit component or element

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C324S537000, C324S1540PB, C327S334000

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07598762

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor driver circuit includes impedance units for generating impedances at data pads, independently of each-other. Thus, signal swing widths of data signals generated at the data pads may be easily adjusted to be substantially equal for high operating speed. The semiconductor driver circuit also includes switching units for uncoupling at least one of the impedance units from at least one of the data pads for enhanced testing of the data pads.

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