GSO IEC 60748-2-20:2014

IEC 60748-2-20:2008
Gulf Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 25 December 2014

Semiconductor devices - Integrated circuits - Part 2-20: Digital integrated circuits - Family specification - Low voltage integrated circuits

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GSO IEC 60748-2-20:2014 Scope

This standard aims at giving DC interface specifications for various sets of values, where each comprises the nominal value of power supply voltage, its tolerance, and the worst-case limit values of the input and output voltages for low voltage integrated circuits. It also provides two categories of interface specification for each nominal supply voltage – normal range and wide range. The normal range is based on the nominal industry standard with typical tolerance of about 10 %. The wide range covers battery operation that extends the lower limit to a practical value at which the battery will continue to operate.

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