Wave transmission lines and networks – Negative resistance or reactance networks of the active type – Simulating specific type of reactance
Patent
1984-09-21
1986-08-19
LaRoche, Eugene R.
Wave transmission lines and networks
Negative resistance or reactance networks of the active type
Simulating specific type of reactance
330303, H03H 1148
Patent
active
046072438
ABSTRACT:
A complex capacitive impedance (Z) whose capacitance value is considerably larger than the total capacitance of the components used in it is implemented by connecting a capacitive impedance (Z3) in series with a first resistor (R1) to form a voltage divider, and bypassing the first resistor (R1) with a voltage follower circuit (SFS).
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International Standard Electric Corporation
LaRoche Eugene R.
Lee Benny
Meagher Thomas F.
O'Halloran John T.
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