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Resistor–transistor logic

Known as: Resistor-transistor logic 
Resistor–transistor logic (RTL) is a class of digital circuits built using resistors as the input network and bipolar junction transistors (BJTs) as… 
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2001
2001
FD-TLM electromagnetic field simulation of high-speed III-V heterojunction bipolar transistor digital logic gates
The finite-difference transmission line matrix (FD-TLM) method allows us to model the electromagnetic behavior of a circuit based… 
1983
1983
High-Performance Computer Graphics for VLSI Systems Design
Since the invention of the planar transistor in 1959, the process of eletronic product design has been rapidly changing. Two… 
1974
1974
Electronic Logic Circuits
In this chapter we shall deal with all the popular digital logic families and, finally, shall outline the important… 
1969
1969
A fully integrated timing generator for the picturephone video-telephone camera
All the timing intervals necessary for a video-telephone camera have been derived from a multivibrator oscillator by a digital… 
1959
1959
A Generalized Resistor-Transistor Logic Circuit and Some Applications
This paper discusses a generalized resistor-transistor logic circuit; i.e., the output produces a signal when any m out of the n… 
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