SEMICONDUCTOR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT DEVICE

摘要

A semiconductor integrated circuit device is configured such that if, due to an erroneous connection or the like, an abnormal state is entered in which an output voltage is lower than a ground potential VSS, an N-type DMOS transistor and a first P-type MOS transistor are turned off and a voltage is applied to their parasitic diodes in the opposite direction, preventing a current from flowing. In a normal state in which the output voltage is higher than the ground potential, at least one of the N-type DMOS transistor and first P-type MOS transistor, which are connected in parallel, is turned on, preventing a current from flowing into the parasitic diode of the N-type DMOS transistor.

主权项

1. A semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising:
an output terminal that outputs a signal; a first power supply line; a current path between the output terminal and the first power supply line; a first switching circuit provided in the current path between the output terminal and the first power supply line, the first switching circuit being turned on or off according to an input signal; a current path between the output terminal and the first switching circuit: an N-type DMOS transistor provided in the current path between the output terminal and the first switching circuit, the N-type DMOS transistor having a source connected to the output terminal, a drain connected to the first switching circuit, and a gate, the N-type DMOS transistor being turned on when a potential at the gate becomes higher than a potential at the source by more than a threshold voltage; a second switching circuit connected in parallel to the N-type DMOS transistor, the second switching circuit being turned on when a voltage at the output terminal with respect to a potential in the first power supply line becomes higher than a positive first voltage; and a control circuit that sets a voltage at the gate of the N-type DMOS transistor with respect to the potential in the first power supply line to a second voltage that is higher than the first voltage by more than the threshold voltage when a potential at the output terminal is higher than the potential in the first power supply line, and sets the voltage at the gate of the N-type DMOS transistor with respect to the potential at the output terminal to a voltage lower than the threshold voltage when the potential at the output terminal is lower than the potential in the first power supply line.