Transmission gate including body effect compensation circuit
First Claim
1. A transmission gate comprising:
- first and second terminals;
a first transistor of a first conductivity type which has a drain and source connected between said first and second terminals, and is rendered conductive by a first signal;
a second transistor of a second conductivity type which has a drain and source connected between said first and second terminals, and is rendered conductive by a second signal corresponding to an inverted signal of said first signal;
a first body effect compensation circuit for reducing the difference between a potential of a back gate and a potential of the source of said first transistor when said first transistor is ON; and
a second body effect compensation circuit for reducing the difference between a potential of a back gate and a potential of the source of said second transistor when said second transistor is ON,said first body effect compensation circuit including a third transistor of the second conductivity type having a drain and source connected between the back gate of said first transistor and said first terminal, andsaid second body effect compensation circuit including a fourth transistor of the first conductivity type having a drain and source connected between the back gate of said second transistor and said first terminal,wherein a back gate of said third transistor is connected to the back gate of said second transistor, and a back gate of said fourth transistor is connected to the back gate of said first transistor.
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Abstract
Two terminals of each of transistors (P1, N1) are connected between two terminals (A, B). A body effect compensation circuit (COMP-P1) for the transistor (P1) and a body effect compensation circuit (COMP-N1) for the transistor (N1) are arranged. The back gates of transistors (P1P, P2P) in the circuit (COMP-P1) and transistors (P1N, P2N) in the circuit (COMP-N1) are commonly connected to the back gate of the transistor (P1). The back gates of transistors (N1N, N2N) in the circuit (COMP-N1) and transistors (N1P, N2P) in the circuit (COMP-P1) are commonly connected to the back gate of the transistor (N1). With this structure, in transferring a signal from one terminal (A or B) to the other terminal (B or A) or vice verse, the signal potential is transferred to the back gates of the transistors (P1, N1) at a high speed to increase the signal transfer speed.
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4 Claims
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1. A transmission gate comprising:
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first and second terminals; a first transistor of a first conductivity type which has a drain and source connected between said first and second terminals, and is rendered conductive by a first signal; a second transistor of a second conductivity type which has a drain and source connected between said first and second terminals, and is rendered conductive by a second signal corresponding to an inverted signal of said first signal; a first body effect compensation circuit for reducing the difference between a potential of a back gate and a potential of the source of said first transistor when said first transistor is ON; and a second body effect compensation circuit for reducing the difference between a potential of a back gate and a potential of the source of said second transistor when said second transistor is ON, said first body effect compensation circuit including a third transistor of the second conductivity type having a drain and source connected between the back gate of said first transistor and said first terminal, and said second body effect compensation circuit including a fourth transistor of the first conductivity type having a drain and source connected between the back gate of said second transistor and said first terminal, wherein a back gate of said third transistor is connected to the back gate of said second transistor, and a back gate of said fourth transistor is connected to the back gate of said first transistor. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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