SCR-MOS circuit for driving electroluminescent displays
Disclosed is a small-area solid state driver (30) adapted for switching high voltages. The driver (30) includes a DMOS device (48) driving a bipolar SCR (58). A SCR NPN transistor (54) and PNP transistor (56) are parasitic in nature, thus reducing the wafer area of the driver (30). The SCR (58) prov...
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description | Disclosed is a small-area solid state driver (30) adapted for switching high voltages. The driver (30) includes a DMOS device (48) driving a bipolar SCR (58). A SCR NPN transistor (54) and PNP transistor (56) are parasitic in nature, thus reducing the wafer area of the driver (30). The SCR (58) provides current sink capabilities to the driver output (60). Current source capabilities are provided by a substrate input terminal (50) which is connected to the output (60) by diodes (84, 86). A third input (52) allows the SCR (58) to be disabled. |
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