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Suggest a CMOS circuit capable of accepting multiple voltage level input

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Can we design a CMOS input buffer that is capable of accepting inputs with multiple voltage (not at the same time). Let's say a circuit capable of accepting 1.8 V and 2.5 V with output at 3.3 V.

The catch? Using only 0.35 um process. Level shifter's need a 0.18 um or 0.25 um process CMOS at the input before we can convert the signal to 3.3 V, so conventional level shifters cannot be used.
 

Use input buffers with LVTTL specification,- it must have VIH<1.8V, VIL>0.4.
 
surely you can do that, what's your conventional level shifter?
 

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