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A 5 volt drive output buffer in a 3 volt technology

Bernard L. Morris

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This paper describes an output buffer which is capable of producing a 5 volt output voltage in a 3 volt technology, without exceeding 3.6 volts across a gate or drain-to-source of any transistor in the circuit. The buffer requires a 5 volt supply in addition to the normal (3.3 volt) supply. This buffer has been manufactured in the Lucent Technologies 0.35 /spl mu/m 3 volt technology.

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This paper describes an output buffer which is capable of producing a 5 volt output voltage in a 3 volt technology, without exceeding 3.6 volts across a gate or drain-to-source of any transistor in the circuit. The buffer requires a 5 volt supply in addition to the normal (3.3 volt) supply. This buffer has been manufactured in the Lucent Technologies 0.35 /spl mu/m 3 volt technology.

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This paper describes an output buffer which is capable of producing a 5 volt output voltage in a 3 volt technology, without exceeding 3.6 volts across a gate or drain-to-source of any transistor in the circuit. The buffer requires a 5 volt supply in addition to the normal (3.3 volt) supply. This buffer has been manufactured in the Lucent Technologies 0.35 /spl mu/m 3 volt technology.

Key concepts: Volt, Buffer (optical fiber), Electrical engineering, Voltage, Transistor, Buffer amplifier, Engineering, Materials science

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