Semiconductor integrated circuit
An integrated circuit and semiconductor technology, applied in amplifiers with semiconductor devices/discharge tubes, amplifiers with only semiconductor devices, logic circuit connection/interface layout, etc., can solve the problem of output signal waveform deterioration, output signal load change, MOS transistor voltage is difficult and other problems
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[0034] image 3 The structure of the semiconductor integrated circuit 10 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention is shown. The semiconductor integrated circuit 10 is an amplifying circuit, which includes: a differential amplifier circuit 12 for amplifying the voltage difference of the input signals A and B applied to the nodes N1 and N2; a common level detection circuit 14; and a bias voltage generation circuit 16 for generating a bias voltage suitable for the differential amplifier 12 based on the detected common level. difference amplifier 12 with figure 1 The structure shown is the same, and what is applied to the gate terminal of the MOS transistor TN3 is not a fixed voltage but a bias voltage generated by the bias voltage generating circuit 16 .
[0035] The input signals A and B are theoretically inverse signals, if the signal A is high level, then the signal B is low level at this time. If signal A is low, then signal B is high at this time. The high leve...
Embodiment 2
[0049] Figure 6 It is a configuration diagram showing another example of the bias voltage generating circuit 16 . In this example, the operational amplifier is deleted, and the output of the differential amplifier 20 is directly used as a bias voltage Vb to be applied to the gate terminal of its own MOS transistor TN3 and the gate terminal of the MOS transistor TN3 of the differential amplifier 12, 20. In addition , others are the same as Figure 5 The circuit shown is the same.
[0050] As mentioned above, an increase in the common level Vc has the effect of causing the voltage at the node N to decrease. However, since the voltage of the node N is applied as the bias voltage Vb to the gate terminal of the MOS transistor TN3, even if the common level Vc rises, the amount of current flowing through the MOS transistor TN3 decreases, and the voltage drop of the node N is suppressed instead.
[0051] In addition, the drop of the common level Vc has the function of causing the ...
Embodiment 3
[0056] Figure 7 It is a configuration diagram showing still another embodiment of the bias voltage generation circuit 16 . In this example, the MOS transistors TP2 and TN2 are deleted, and the voltage of the drain terminal of the MOS transistor TP1 is applied to the operational amplifier, and Figure 7 The transistor size (=gate width / gate length) of the MOS transistor TN11 in is Figure 5 half of the MOS transistor TP2, other than that, the other with Figure 5 The circuit shown is the same.
[0057] The bias generating circuit 16 with Figure 5 The same operation is performed by the circuit, when the common level Vc changes, the bias voltage Vb changes, so that the voltage of the drain terminal of the MOS transistor TP1 is maintained at the reference voltage Vref. When the common level Vc rises, the bias voltage Vb falls, and when the common level Vc falls, the bias voltage Vb rises. Moreover, the bias generating circuit 16 is connected with Figure 5 Compared with th...
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