Amplifier with feedback having high power supply rejection

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including signal feedback means

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330292, H03F 138

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053651995

ABSTRACT:
A class A amplifier (20) includes an amplifier (21), a capacitor (22), and an output stage (23). The output stage (23) includes a source-follower transistor (24) and a feedback circuit (25). The source-follower transistor (24) receives an analog signal from the amplifier (21) and provides a corresponding output signal to a load. The feedback circuit (25) provides current feedback to maintain a relatively constant drain current in the source-follower transistor (24). The class A amplifier (20) with the feedback circuit (25) provides high current drive capability with low quiescent power consumption, high power supply rejection, high voltage gain, and stable operation without the use of a Miller compensation capacitor.

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