Signal routing circuits having selective high impedance and low

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Gating – Diverging with single input and plural outputs

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327400, 327415, H03K 1762

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060878878

ABSTRACT:
A dual-purpose transmission circuit capable of receiving two or more signals or voltages, or a signal and a voltage, using one input pad, and an input method using the circuit. The dual-purpose transmission circuit includes an internal signal line for transmitting a signal to the inside of the semiconductor device, an internal voltage line for transmitting a voltage to the inside of the semiconductor device, a first transmission portion for connecting the internal signal line to the outside of the semiconductor device in response to a control signal, in a signal input mode, and a second transmission portion for connecting the internal voltage line to the outside of the semiconductor device in response to the control signal, in a voltage input mode.

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