In order to describe the timing of such a shared data bus, it is necessary to define some notation for timing diagrams. The notation used...
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Tri-State Logic
Tri-state logic does not refer to orderly thinking in a three state geographic region! When we speak of binary (base two number) values, ...
CMOS logic
CMOS logic ( complementary symmetry MOS ) is another form of MOS logic. It has advantages over NMOS logic for low power circuitry and for...
NMOS Logic
The conductive state of the FET's channel is what allows or prevents current from flowing in the device. For a typical logic N-channe...
The FET as a Logic Switch
Most of the logic devices used in highly integrated circuits do not use bipolar transistors. Instead, they use field effect transistors....
Transistor Switch OFF
When the input is connected to logic zero (ground voltage), no current flows into the base of the transistor, since its base and emitter t...
Transistor Switch ON
Transistors can be configured to function as switches. As can be seen in figure bellow, an NPN transistor operating as a current controlled ...
Diode
The diode is a simple semiconductor device acting as a "one way" current valve. It only lets current flow in one direction. F...
Transistors
The flow analogy can also be used to model how a transistor operates in a logic circuit. The transistor is an amplifier. It uses a small a...
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