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schmitt trig. nand configurations

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From: Crash Gordon
Date: Tue, 04 Dec 1990 18:55
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>Author: [brian l wybaillie]
>	can anyone tell me the difference, if any, these two circuits have
>with each other?

The bottom circuit will load the driving circuitry less.  This allows for
greater fanout upstream, and/or lower propagation delay.  The top circuit
may be easier to prototype (by a miniscule factor), depending on your
methods.

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