Touch sensitive electronic switching circuit for electronic wris

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Personnel safety or limit control features – Interlock

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58 23A, 58 50R, 307200B, 307304, 307360, 361 56, 361 58, H03K 3353, H02H 904, G04B 1900, H03K 1760

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041609239

ABSTRACT:
In a touch sensitive electronic switching circuit including a C-MOS inverter, for use in electronic wristwatches, a resistor of 1-10 M.OMEGA. is connected to the source electrode of the P-channel MOS type field effect transistor included within the C-MOS inverter, whereby the threshold voltage level of the C-MOS inverter is shifted to a low level to enhance the reliability of the touch sensitive electronic switching circuit. In another embodiment, the resistor of 1-10 M.OMEGA. is connected to the source electrode of the N-channel MOS type field effect transistor included within the C-MOS inverter, whereby the threshold voltage level of the C-MOS inverter is shifted to a high level to enhance the reliability of the touch sensitive electronic switching circuit.

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