Output buffer

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Interface – Logic level shifting

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326 24, 326 25, 326 26, 326 33, 326 34, 326 57, H03K 19003

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061540587

ABSTRACT:
An output buffer includes a p-channel transistor, and first and second n-channel transistors. The p-channel transistor has one of a source and drain which is connected to power supply and the other which is connected to an output node connected to an output terminal. The first n-channel transistor has one of a source and drain which is grounded and the other which is connected to the output node. The second n-channel transistor is series-connected to the p-channel transistor between a power supply and the output node and receives at a gate a power supply potential level which rises at substantially the same time as the power supply upon ON operation.

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