Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Plural inputs
Patent
1994-12-12
1995-11-07
Nguyen, Vinh P.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Measuring, testing, or sensing electricity, per se
Plural inputs
364841, 327356, G01R 1132, G06G 716
Patent
active
054650445
ABSTRACT:
In an analog multiplying-averaging circuit for detecting very small mean power in a wide band and a wattmeter using the circuit, a first voltage signal is inputted to a base and a second voltage signal is inputted to a collector of one transistor circuit of a first differential amplifier, to supply a power corresponding to the multiplying-averaging of the two input signals to the collector of the transistor circuit. A base and a collector of another transistor circuit of the first amplifier are grounded to extract a DC collector voltage corresponding to junction temperature differences produced between the two transistor circuits from the collector of the other transistor circuit. A second amplifier is provided, which also has two transistor circuits. A base of one transistor circuit of the second differential amplifier is grounded. The second voltage signal is inputted to a collector of the one transistor circuit, and a base and a collector of another transistor circuit of the second amplifier are grounded to also extract a DC collector voltage corresponding to junction temperature differences of the two transistor circuits from the collector of the other transistor circuit of the second amplifier. From the two DC collector voltages, a signal corresponding to the multiplying-averaging of two input signals is obtained.
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Kansaku Toshiaki
Matsumoto Yoshimitsu
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