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titleOfInvention C-MOS level shifter
abstract (57) [Summary] [Object] To provide a C-MOS level shifter circuit and structure which can be simply level-shifted, with little reduction in the degree of integration and without significantly increasing power consumption. [Structure] Concerning C-MOS level shifter, (1) CM Partially applying a back gate voltage as a DC voltage or a pulse voltage to the N well and P well of the OS integrated circuit, and (2) forming the N well and P well of the C-MOS integrated circuit separated from the substrate. What to do, and so on. P is a negative back gate voltage V BG1 to N-well to well positive back gate voltage V BG2 clock voltage CL The N-channel MOSFET and the P-channel MOSFET of this C-MOS inverter are applied by applying K1 and CLK2 or by applying a DC voltage. The threshold voltage can be increased in the positive or negative direction, and the operating voltage of a part of the C-MOS integrated circuit can be increased.
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