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One example is one of IBM's process in which the shape of the I-V curve looks
like the curve with the "*" vs. the normal shape shown with "-" (this is shown
here with their permission).
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Even though IBM's circuit is not known to me, it seems that this can be achieved
by some kind of feedback. I agree with Jon Powell, it is important to know the
timing characteristics of this feedback path, however, if it is "instantaneous",
I think it could be ignored.
Arpad
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Does anyone else have an example of a non-monotonic output buffer?
Fred Vance
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