Due to the wide range of IC operating conditions, designing I/O drivers does not constitutes a trivial task. Output ringing due to overdrive as well as power noise due to simultaneous switching of output drivers must be avoided. A structure of output driver is proposed that uses a capacitance feedback to control the output slew, reducing the power noise. The transition time of the resulting driver is shown constant over a large range of output loading conditions. A description is given of a driver implemented in a 0.8 mu m CMOS technology.