BICMOS repeater circuit for a programmable logic device
AssigneeDynalogic Corporation
InventorsSuresh M. Menon, Stanley Wilson, Tsung C. Whang
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AssigneeDynalogic Corporation
InventorsSuresh M. Menon, Stanley Wilson, Tsung C. Whang
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A programmable logic device includes a plurality of logic cells in which logic functions are performed, a plurality of input lines for supplying signals to be processed by the logic cells, a plurality of output lines for receiving signals that have been processed by the logic cells, and a plurality of repeater circuits combining bipolar and CMOS transistor technologies for transferring data from one point in the PLD to another point. Unidirectional repeater circuits transfer data from a first data bus in the PLD to a second data bus in the PLD. Bidirectional repeater circuits maintain signal integrity by transferring data along the length of a single PLD data bus. The bipolar technology in the repeater circuits provides superior speed in data transfer, while the CMOS technology limits power consumption of the repeater circuits.
A programmable logic device comprising:
In a programmable logic device, a repeater circuit for producing an output signal from an input signal, the repeater circuit comprising:
In a programmable logic device, a bidirectional repeater circuit for producing an output signal from an input signal, the bidirectional repeater circuit comprising:
In a programmable logic device, a bidirectional repeater circuit for producing an output signal from an input signal, the bidirectional repeater circuit comprising:
In a programmable logic device, a bidirectional repeater circuit for producing an output signal from an input signal on a differential data bus, the bidirectional repeater circuit comprising:
A unidirectional repeater circuit for producing an output signal from an input signal, the unidirectional repeater circuit comprising:
A bidirectional repeater circuit for producing an output signal from an input signal, the bidirectional repeater circuit comprising:
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