Bias voltage generator for a monolithic integrated circuit

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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357 92, 307299B, 307477, H03K 1700

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043237940

ABSTRACT:
The manufacturing, fluctuations in electrical parameters of I.sup.2 L double-collector current source transistors each of which is connected in series with a bias transistor having a base zone common with the base zone of the other bias transistors, are compensated by means of a bias voltage generator whose output voltage is fed to said common base. The bias voltage generator consists of a current mirror comprising a further I.sup.2 L double-collector current source transistor and a further bias transistor having the same configuration and conductivity type as the I.sup.2 L double-collector current source transistors and the bias transistors.

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patent: 3962592 (1976-06-01), Thommen
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patent: 4109162 (1978-08-01), Heuser et al.
J. Radovsky, "Current-Mirror Amplifiers . . .", RCA Technical Note 949, Dec. 31, 1973.

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