Amplifier having a symmetrical output characteristic

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including push-pull amplifier

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330269, H03F 326

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053431650

ABSTRACT:
A symmetrical amplifier includes a current mirror circuit and a current splitting circuit. The current splitting circuit splits up an input signal applied to the amplifier as a function of the signal polarity. Negative input currents are applied to the current mirror circuit whose controlled output current is applied to a control input of a first current amplifier circuit arranged in the amplifier. In order to insure symmetrical operation of the amplifier, positive input currents flowing into the amplifier are applied to a control input of a second current amplifier circuit arranged in the amplifier. The second current amplifier circuit is the same as the first current amplifier circuit. The first current amplifier circuit is connected to a positive supply voltage and the second current amplifier circuit is connected to a negative power supply voltage, and the two current amplifier circuits operate into a common load at their output ends.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3693106 (1972-09-01), Long et al.
patent: 3900790 (1975-08-01), Ohsawa
patent: 4446443 (1984-05-01), Johnson et al.

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