Bias control circuit for an audio amplifier utilizing an unsatur

Amplifiers – Signal feedback – Combined with control of bias voltage of signal amplifier

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330 13, 330 15, 330 22, 330 40, H03F 316

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ABSTRACT:
A power amplifier stage for an audio amplifier is constituted by a complementary pair of one N channel and one P channel unsaturated function FETs forming a single ended pushpull circuit. The stage is energized by a first d.c. power source. The gate potentials of the FETs are controlled by a series of control type constant voltage source comprising a pair of complementary series connected control transistors energized by a second d.c. power source which varies at the same rate as the first d.c. power source. A comparison circuit including a second pair of complementary transistors is connected to a d.c. reference voltage which varies to a smaller level than the first and second d.c. power sources in order to provide a constant quiescent current flowing in the drain circuits of the FETs even if the first and second d.c. voltage levels fluctuate.

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patent: 3921089 (1975-11-01), Tsurushima

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