Parallel signal bus with reduced miller effect capacitance

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ABSTRACT:
A parallel signal bus for conveying a plurality of logic signals with reduced Miller effect capacitance includes adjacent, parallel signal lines with inverting buffer amplifiers whose respective positions are staggered both longitudinally along the signal lines and latitudinally with respect to their adjacent signal lines. With such a staggered configuration, the resulting Miller effect capacitance which would otherwise result from adjacent signal lines being driven at opposing polarities is reduced, on average, by approximately half.

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