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why use a darlington sink driver

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blue6x

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does anyone here knows why we have to pass positive rectangular pulse to a darlington sink driver??? I'm just wondering why because the output in an oscilloscope is quite different in that of the rectangular pulse I sent to that darlington sink driver. Anyone please share your thoughts. Thanks....
 
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