Push-pull-type amplifier circuit

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific input to output function – With compensation

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330253, 327379, 327427, H03F 130, G06G 710

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054061458

ABSTRACT:
A push-pull-type amplifier circuit has three current mirror circuits CM1, CM2, CM3 and transistors M6, M7 connected between a reference current supply I.sub.R and output transistors M2, M3 for controlling an idling current flowing through the output transistors M2, M3 so as to be proportional to a current flowing through the reference current supply I.sub.R so that the idling current will be stabilized irrespective of variations in a power supply voltage. An operational amplifier which incorporates the push-pull-type amplifier circuit as an output stage circuit is highly stable in operation, and can be designed in a simple arrangement without having to take into account power supply voltage variations.

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