Differential amplifier circuit having non-linerity cancellation

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including differential amplifier

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ABSTRACT:
A differential amplifier circuit comprises a first differential transistor circuit, a grounded base transistor circuit and a second differential transistor circuit. A pair of transistors of the second differential transistor each produces a current based on an emitter voltage of each of a pair of transistors of the grounded base transistor circuit for cancelling non-linear components of transistors of the first differential transistor circuit. The currents produced by the second differential transistor circuit are each cross-added to an alternating current component of each of the first differential transistor circuit at a collector of each of the pair of transistors of the grounded base transistor circuit. Non-linear components of the first differential transistor circuit are thus cancelled out.

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