▲ | raverbashing a day ago | |
Great article! > Note that when the chip is completed, every transistor gate is connected to another transistor's source or drain (which provides the signal to the gate) That's a very curious assertion, which made me think a bit more (it feels incorrect at first but on a second thought it looks correct) I would think of "pure input pins" but I suppose those have pull-up or pull-down "resistors" which in silicon are actually diodes? gateless fets? | ||
▲ | dfox a day ago | parent | next [-] | |
Input pin pad structure usually contains two reverse biased diodes for ESD protection which should remove the antenna issue. | ||
▲ | kens a day ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Yes, input pins are kind of an exception; the source or drain providing the voltage is external. |