Ringing preventive circuit, device under test board, pin electronics card, and semiconductor device
AssigneeMitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorHiroshi Noda
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Abstract
To remove ringing from pulse. A buffer amplifier (30) is inserted in series into a path through which a signal is transmitted. Ringing caused in the output of the buffer amplifier (30) is detected by an L side comparator (31) and an H side comparator (32). When ringing is detected a current is supplied into the input of the buffer amplifier (30) through an L side current supply circuit (33) or an H side current supply circuit (34). By supplying a current from the L side and H side current supply circuits (33, 34), the overshooting portion due to ringing can be suppressed.
Claims8
A ringing preventive circuit, comprising:
- buffer amplifier having an input terminal and an output terminal;
- a first comparator having a first input terminal connected to said output terminal of said buffer amplifier, a second input terminal provided with a first reference voltage, and an output terminal, for outputting a first control signal from said output terminal in response to a result of comparison between voltages at said first and second input terminals;
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- a first current supply circuit having a first terminal connected to a first power source for supplying a first voltage, a second terminal connected to said input terminal of said buffer amplifier, and a control signal input terminal connected to said output terminal of said first comparator, for controlling conduction and non-conduction of a current flowing from said first terminal to said second terminal as a function of said first control signal,
- wherein said first current supply circuit comprises:
- a first voltage drop means having a first terminal connected to said first power source, and a second terminal, and
- a first switch means having a first current electrode connected to said second terminal of said first voltage drop means, a second current electrode connected to said input terminal of said buffer amplifier, and a control electrode connected to said output terminal of said first comparator, for controlling conduction and non-conduction of a current flowing between said first and second current electrodes as a function of said first control signal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.