"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
Could you possibly add a buffer in order to create a 3 stage delay?
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Logic Question
Mar 07, 2011
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I thought the problem was unequal delays from one input to one output under different conditions (other input is high or low).
This means that David Eather's mux idea is what you need. Since the mux inputs are fixed, the gates can be simplified.
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I am also curious as how that is supposed to work.
If you need an inverted output too just run the bottom mosfet into the base of a top CCS loaded NPN. I.E. a mirror structure to the PNP shown.
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The input resistors sum the two inputs to three states, 0 (both 0),
1/2 (either at 1 with the other at 0), or 1 (both 1).The mosfet gate thresholds are used as comparators for an input state detector. (Both inputs) 0 or 1 turns off either the top or bottom mosfet. 1/2Vcc turns on both.
The output PNP only conducts when both mosfets conduct. I.E.The output goes high when the inputs are either 1-0 or 0-1 but not when 0-0 or
1-1.
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