CMOS Circuit using transmission line interconnections
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Nov 8, 1983
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Dec 17, 1981
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Dec 17, 1981
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A CMOS output circuit for an integrated circuit chip used in high speed computers is designed so that it can drive transmission line interconnects to thereby increase the speed of the transfer of signals between chips. The CMOS circuit can drive either a nonterminated transmission line, a terminated transmission line or a random wire. The output circuit enables both low power consumption and high speed to be achieved.
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