[SI-LIST] Re: passive component .vs. series component

  • From: "Kazuyuki Hagiwara" <hagiwara@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <weirsi@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 00:54:13 +0900

Thanks Steve.

My another point is,  do you call pull-up/pull-down registers series ?
Do you call any combinations of component series 
 which connect signal to ground/power net ?

regards,
Kazuyuki 

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) Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: passive component .vs. series component
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) Kazuyuki,  yes series and passive are distinct.  However, 
) there are very 
) few active series components that do not constitute buffers and 
) therefore break the  transmission path into two separate transmission 
) lines.  Examples would be NMOS transmission gates.
) 
) Steve.
) 
) Kazuyuki Hagiwara wrote:
) > hi gurus 
) > Do you think  "passive components" is different from 
) "series component" ?
) > My opinion is they are different because passive means 
) capasitor, register
) > etc,
) > connected to transmission lines.
) > in the other hand,  series ones are 2 pin component, both 
) pins are  conected
) > to signal (not gournd, nor power net),  like dumping 
) register  etc.   
) >
) > Does anyone  think passive and series are not distinct ?
) >
) > regards.
) >
) > --
) > Hagiwara Kazuyuki
) >
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