Michiel S. J. Steyaert, Willy Sansen
Abstract
A novel CMOS Schmitt trigger circuit has been realised, using only five MOS transistors. The circuit always guarantees hysteresis, even with very large process variations. The switching speed of the new Schmitt trigger is higher, compared to previously reported CMOS Schmitt triggers.
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A novel CMOS Schmitt trigger circuit has been realised, using only five MOS transistors. The circuit always guarantees hysteresis, even with very large process variations. The switching speed of the new Schmitt trigger is higher, compared to previously reported CMOS Schmitt triggers.
Key concepts: Schmitt trigger, CMOS, Transistor, Hysteresis, Electrical engineering, Computer science, Electronic engineering, Physics