L. Heller, W. R. Griffin, James W Davis, Nandor G Thorna
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Cascode voltage switch logic: A differential CMOS logic family
A differential CMOS Logic family that is well suited to automated logic minimization and placement and routing techniques, yet has comparable performance to conventional CMOS, will be described. A CMOS circuit using 10,880 NMOS differential pairs has been developed using this approach.