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.