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    The document discusses the Schmitt trigger and its use of hysteresis to filter noise. A Schmitt trigger uses two different thresholds, a higher threshold for transitioning from low to high and a lower threshold for transitioning from high to low. This helps filter out noise and produces a clean digital output signal from a noisy analog input. The document also describes CMOS implementations of the Schmitt trigger using an inverter with and without buffering and feedback.

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    The document discusses the Schmitt trigger and its use of hysteresis to filter noise. A Schmitt trigger uses two different thresholds, a higher threshold for transitioning from low to high and a lower threshold for transitioning from high to low. This helps filter out noise and produces a clean digital output signal from a noisy analog input. The document also describes CMOS implementations of the Schmitt trigger using an inverter with and without buffering and feedback.

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    Schmitt Trigger: Hysteresis Hysteresis

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    The document discusses the Schmitt trigger and its use of hysteresis to filter noise. A Schmitt trigger uses two different thresholds, a higher threshold for transitioning from low to high and a lower threshold for transitioning from high to low. This helps filter out noise and produces a clean digital output signal from a noisy analog input. The document also describes CMOS implementations of the Schmitt trigger using an inverter with and without buffering and feedback.

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    Schmitt Trigger

    HYSTERESIS Use of HYSTERESIS to filter Noise CMOS implementation of Schmitt trigger

    Hysteresis
    Input voltage increase causes output to go high at one voltage Decrease of input voltage will not bring back the output voltage immediately. VOUT L - > H @ VIN1 VOUT H -> L @ VIN2 VIN1 > VIN2 (1.7v > 0.9 V)

    Noise Filtering !!

    Noise Filtering !!
    The black graph represents a noisy logic signal received from the moon. -> input to the Schmitt Trigger. Green graph is the output signal. output remains at zero until the input exceeds 1.7 volts. The output then shoots up to 5 volts and remains at 5 volts until the input drops to 0.9 volts, The output then drops to zero. An almost perfect output is recovered from a very noisy input.

    CMOS SCHMITT TRIGGER GATES

    CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER WITH BUFFERED OUTPUT CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER WITH BUFFERED OUTPUT AND FEEDBACK

    CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER

    CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER: TRANSIENT RESPONSE

    CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER WITH BUFFERED OUTPUT

    CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER WITH BUFFERED OUTPUT: TRANSIENT RESPONSE

    CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER WITH BUFFERED OUTPUT AND FEEDBACK

    CMOS SCHMITT INVERTER WITH BUFFERED OUTPUT AND FEEDBACK : TRANSIENT RESPONSE

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