I was looking at this Texas Instruments datasheet and saw this scheme:
Could anybody tell me what kind of transistors are on the left side of the diagram? I have never seen that symbol before, nor can I find any information on it.
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Best Answer
The circuit utilizes Schottky transistors as opposed to normal BJTs. Note that the title of the diagram is "LS04" where LS = low-power-schottky. From the wiki page quoted, a Schottky transistor is like this: -
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