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levelshifter with symmetric output

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Hey all,

Im looking for a levelshifter that shifts a digital signal from -2 to 0 V up to -2 to 2V.
The output should be as symmetrical as possible for rising and falling edges.

I thought about using a latch but that is not giving me a symmetrical output.

regards zitty.
 

What is the frequency range you intend to use?
 

Im looking for a levelshifter that shifts a digital signal from -2 to 0 V up to -2 to 2V.
The output should be as symmetrical as possible for rising and falling edges.

I thought about using a latch but that is not giving me a symmetrical output.

Here's a std. level-shifter: an inverter on the LV side plus a FF on the HV side:

With symmetrical P2/N2 = P3/N3 it should achieve symmetrical output (P2=P3 weaker than N2=N3). If the output needs to drive a heavy load, add an additional inverter or buffer.
 

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