Automatic gain control circuit

Pulse or digital communications – Repeaters – Testing

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333 17R, 333173, 381107, H03H 1700

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044532580

ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit automatic gain control circuit maintains an alternating input signal at a predetermined amplitude. A ladder network of capacitors and accompanying FET switches provides for varying the gain of an integrated switched capacitor filter. The output signal from the filter is compared in a comparison circuit, the comparison circuit providing an UP signal if the output signal is too small or a DOWN signal if the output signal is too large. The UP and DOWN signal is applied to a ROM which causes a counter to count up or down in response to the UP or DOWN input signal, the counter inputting the ROM to provide control signals from the ROM for controlling the switches of the capacitor ladder network.

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