Patent classifications
H03K5/084
Signaling method using constant reference voltage and devices thereof
A semiconductor device includes a receiver configured to receive a reference voltage via a first input terminal, receive an input signal via a second input terminal, and generate an output signal by comparing the reference voltage to the input signal with each other. A termination circuit associated with the input signal terminal may be adjusted and a logic threshold voltage may be adjusted to accommodate the adjustment in the termination circuit.
SIGNALING METHOD USING CONSTANT REFERENCE VOLTAGE AND DEVICES THEREOF
A semiconductor device includes a receiver configured to receive a reference voltage via a first input terminal, receive an input signal via a second input terminal, and generate an output signal by comparing the reference voltage to the input signal with each other. A termination circuit associated with the input signal terminal may be adjusted and a logic threshold voltage may be adjusted to accommodate the adjustment in the termination circuit.
Method and Apparatus to Clip Incoming Signals in Opposing Directions When in an Off State
A MOSFET active-disable switch is configured to clip an incoming signal in opposing directions when in an off state. By one approach the clipping is symmetrical and accordingly the switch clips both positive and negative peaks of the incoming signal. In many application settings it is useful for the clipping to serve to decrease a predetermined kind of resultant distortion such as even order distortion. In the on state this MOSFET active-disable switch is configured to not clip the incoming signal in opposing directions.
Signal conditioning circuit and measurement device
A signal conditioning circuit and a measurement device are provided. A selection circuit of the signal conditioning circuit outputs a first conduction signal when a voltage value of an input voltage signal is less than a threshold value of a voltage threshold signal, such that a first segmented voltage conditioning sub-circuit conditions, based on the received first conduction signal, the input voltage signal and outputs a first output voltage signal. The selection circuit outputs a second conduction signal when the voltage value of the input voltage signal is greater than the threshold value of the voltage threshold signal, such that the second segmented voltage conditioning sub-circuit conditions the input voltage signal and outputs a second output voltage signal.
Signaling method using constant reference voltage and devices thereof
A semiconductor device includes a receiver configured to receive a reference voltage via a first input terminal, receive an input signal via a second input terminal, and generate an output signal by comparing the reference voltage to the input signal with each other. A termination circuit associated with the input signal terminal may be adjusted and a logic threshold voltage may be adjusted to accommodate the adjustment in the termination circuit.
Segmented selectable signal conditioning circuit and measurement device
A segment selectable signal conditioning circuit and a measurement device are provided. The circuit outputs respective voltage threshold signals through various voltage threshold sub-circuits. The voltage threshold signals are preset to have different threshold values. Each segment voltage conditioning sub-circuit conditions the input voltage signal according to the corresponding conduction signal to obtain a corresponding output voltage signal. The selection circuit receives the input voltage signal and each voltage threshold signal, and compares the voltage value of the input voltage signal to the threshold value of each voltage threshold signal respectively, and outputs the corresponding conduction signal based on the comparison result to achieve segment selectable voltage signal conditioning.
AMPLIFIER USING VARYING PULSE WIDTHS
In an embodiment, a device includes: modulation circuitry; switch circuitry having a first terminal, a second terminal, and a third terminal, the first terminal of the switch circuitry coupled to the modulation circuitry; pulse circuitry having a first terminal and a second terminal, the first terminal of the pulse circuitry coupled to the second terminal of the switch circuitry; and an output stage coupled to the third terminal of the switch circuitry and the second terminal of the pulse circuitry.