CMOS symmetrical output D flip-latch with self-correction function
A symmetric output, latch technology, applied in the direction of pulse generation, electrical components, and electrical pulse generation, can solve the problem of not providing CLK-D latch circuit structure, not providing NORSR latch circuit structure, and not having resistance. Soft errors and other problems, to achieve the effect of strong resistance to soft errors
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[0018] The technical solution of the present invention to solve the technical problem is: a CMOS symmetrical output D latch with self-correction function controlled by the clock CLK, as shown in FIG. 5 .
[0019] For the CMOS symmetrical output D latch with self-correction function controlled by the clock CLK shown in Figure 5 . When CLK is at low level, n1 and p1 are in cut-off state, p4 and n4 are in conduction state, so the voltage at point Q is in hold state. At the same time, other nodes such as QN, QB, and QNB are also in hold state. When CLK is high, the state of Q depends on the value of D. When D is high, Q is charged through p1 and p2, and QN is discharged through n5 and n6 to realize the function of latching high level. When D is low, Q discharges through n1 and n2, and QN charges through p5 and p6 to realize the function of latching low level.
[0020] It can be seen that in any case there are only two transistors on the charge and discharge branches. Consideri...
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