BBD question

[Martin Czech]

:::This may sound stupid, but I'm puzzled about the output stage's
:::impedance of a typical BBD device like the MN3004.
:::In the data sheet there are two FETs shown without polarity.
:::I wonder if these are source followers (low impedance) or
:::open drain outputs (current source).
:::
:::What I've put together is this: The supply pin is called "drain voltage",
:::and it's negative, so the output transistors should be p-channel
:::FETs connected as source followers. So the chip would be made
:::in P-MOS technology ? Can anybody confirm this ?

The MN300x datasheet came in to my hands yesterday (big clean up).
Yes, I remeber it says: New PMOST technology or so.
But I have not seen any real schematic, I think so.

A impedance decoupler source  follower makes sense, anyway.
I think the "buckets" are quite high impedance nodes in
the average.

What kind of sinister attack are you planning, Juergen?

;->>

m.c.