Bucket brigade circuit for signal scaling

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307221D, 364862, G06G 716

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041108353

ABSTRACT:
A charge transfer device capacitive ratio voltage multiplication circuit has been devised which solves the problem of cumulative DC bias offset by adding a DC signal compensation branch to prevent the accumulation of DC offset potential. The circuit can be expanded to form a weighted sum of multiple inputs which does not incur any corresponding DC bias offset, by making the sum of the characteristic capacitances of each of the multiple inputs equal to the characteristic capacitance of the output portion of the charge transfer device circuit. The circuit allows arithmetic operations to be performed on input signals solely in the charge domain without the necessity of converting charge to voltage to charge, thereby avoiding losses, distortions, offsets and a reduction in dynamic range which would otherwise result.

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