Circuit and method of providing thermal compensation for a trans

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ABSTRACT:
A circuit for varying the temperature of a first bipolar transistor in order to thermally compensate for self-heating effects of an associated device in a common signal path with the first transistor, the first transistor being configured within an isolated collector region. The circuit includes a second bipolar transistor provided within the isolated collector region and thermally coupled to the first transistor, the second transistor operable for providing heat to the first transistor to alter the temperature to a predetermined level, thus changing the operational voltage characteristics of the first transistor so as to minimize shifts in offset voltage.

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Simpkins, Shaun and Winthrop Gross, "Cascomp Feedforward Error Correction in High Speed Amplifier Design", IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits,vol. sc-18, No. 6, Dec. 1983, pp. 762-764.

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