Techniques for level shifting signals

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Interface – Supply voltage level shifting

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C326S068000

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08030964

ABSTRACT:
A level shifter circuit includes an input circuit, an inverter, a pull-up circuit, and a pull-down circuit. The input circuit generates a pull-up signal in response to an input signal using charge from a supply voltage. The inverter inverts the input signal to generate a pull-down signal. The inverter comprises complementary transistors that receive charge from the supply voltage. The pull-up circuit pulls a level shifted output signal of the level shifter circuit to the supply voltage in response to the pull-up signal. The pull-down circuit pulls the level shifted output signal to a low voltage in response to the pull-down signal.

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