Circuit combining bipolar transistor and JFET's to produce a con

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307251, 307297, 357 22, 357 43, H01L 2980, H01L 2702, H03K 1760

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040669173

ABSTRACT:
A pair of FET's are coupled in series between the emitter and collector of a bipolar transistor and the juncture of the FET's coupled to the bipolar transistor base. The FET gates are coupled to the bipolar transistor collector. When a current is passed through the emitter-collector terminals in excess of a threshold value, a constant voltage will appear over a substantial current range. The constant voltage is related to FET Vp and can be used to compensate or track integrated circuits that contain both FET's and bipolar transistors.

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