Amplifier and method of canceling distortion by combining hyperb

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330252, 330295, H03F 126

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ABSTRACT:
A differential amplifier (10) receives a differential input signal (V.sub.IN). The input signal is attenuated by a first attenuator (12) and applied to a tan h amplifier (16). The input signal is also attenuated by a second attenuator (14) and applied to a sin h amplifier (18). The input signals to the tan h amplifier and sin h amplifier are independently attenuated. The transfer functions of the tan h amplifier and the sin h amplifier each have a linear region and a non-linear region. The output of the tan h amplifier and the sin h amplifier are summed (26) so that the non-linear region of the tan h amplifier cancels with the non-linear region of the sin h amplifier. The overall transfer function of the differential amplifier is linear over a wide range of input signal amplitudes by the cancellation of the non-linear regions.

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