TTL to CMOS input buffer using CMOS structure

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307451, 307446, 3072968, H03K 19092, H03K 19094

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052685993

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a buffer circuit, which comprises a CMOS logic gate circuit in which at least one gate input terminal is input from other circuit, a MOS transistor for controlling a threshold voltage, which is inserted in series into a current path between power source electrodes of the CMOS logic gate circuit including MOS transistors connected to the input terminal, and a control circuit for controlling a gate voltage of the MOS transistor for controlling the threshold voltage such that the logic threshold voltage in the input terminal coincides with a predetermined logic threshold voltage without depending on variation in a power supply voltage, temperature, or a manufacturing process. The logic threshold voltage of the buffer circuit can be maintained constantly without depending on variation in the power supply voltage or temperature.

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