Abstract:
The highest voltage of a power supply voltage, a ground potential, and a signal voltage is output as a selection voltage from a terminal on the output side. In this case, terminals on the input side and the terminal on the output side are connected to each other through MOS transistors in the ON state. Therefore, it is possible to suppress a voltage drop due to a parasitic diode of each MOS transistor.
Abstract:
When an external clock signal exceeding a power supply voltage is input to a first terminal, a voltage of a bulk of a P type MOS transistor becomes higher than a power supply voltage, but a current does not flow from the bulk of the P type MOS transistor to a first power supply line since a first diode is provided in a forward direction with respect to a direction of a current flowing from a first power supply line to the bulk of the P type MOS transistor. Therefore, it is possible to reliably prevent a reverse current from flowing from the first terminal to the first power supply line.