TTL logic circuit employing feedback to improved the speed-power

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307443, 307299A, H03K 19003, H03K 19088

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045217009

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is the addition of passive feedback to a prior art T.sup.2 L circuit. The T.sup.2 L circuit with feedback, in accordance with the invention, has a lower power dissipation while retaining noise immunity and small gate delay. The additional resistor required for the feedback T.sup.2 L circuit, in accordance with the invention, can be incorporated into the T.sup.2 L cell without increasing the cell size. The feedback T.sup.2 L circuit, in accordance with the invention, lends itself to the addition of an integrated direct-coupled inverter (DCI) function. The feedback T.sup.2 L circuit, in accordance with the invention, permits more function to be placed on an integrated circuit semiconductor chip while maintaining gate performance and adherence to power restrictions.

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