Signal transmitting circuit, signal receiving circuit, signal tr

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control – By amplitude

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327 57, 327 65, 327 89, 327201, G01R 1900

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060284552

ABSTRACT:
In transmitting a first pair of differential clock signals UCLK, UXCLK having an extremely small amplitude voltage based on a power-source potential and a second pair of differential clock signals LCLK, LXCLK having an extremely small amplitude voltage based on the power-source potential, an inverting circuit as a signal receiving circuit is composed of a CMOS inverting circuit. A PMOS transistor composing the CMOS inverting circuit has a gate electrode and a source electrode receiving the first pair of differential clock signals. An NMOS transistor composing the CMOS inverting circuit has a gate electrode and a source electrode receiving the second pair of differential clock signals. When the potentials of the differential clock signals change, potentials at the respective gate and source electrodes of the two transistors shift in opposite directions, which surely cuts off the transistors. Accordingly, the signal receiving circuit composed of the inverting circuit operates statically in response to the first and second pairs of differential signals.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4739198 (1988-04-01), Maruyama
patent: 5088106 (1992-02-01), Kitamura et al.

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