Additional Definitions
There is some contention with respect to applying the broader term "OTL" to capacitively coupled designs and variants. The need to delineate these designs from their directly coupled counterparts has led to the informal adoption of several additional terms, including:
- OCL (output capacitorless) - which distinguishes OTL designs lacking an output coupling capacitor (directly coupled)
- DC-OTL - which denotes a directly coupled design; synonymous with OCL
- AC-OTL - which denotes an AC (capacitively) coupled design
- Z-OTL - which denotes a small class of variants
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