Compressor and expander circuits for compander system

Amplifiers – Signal feedback – Combined with control of bias voltage of signal amplifier

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328171, 330 30D, 330136, 330145, 333 14, H03G 706

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ABSTRACT:
The compressor part of a compander uses a differential amplifier to receive voice signals. Diode attenuator circuits are connected to the differential amplifier output and attenuate the differential amplifier output signals as a function of a rectified signal derived from the compressor output. The expander part of the compander also uses a differential amplifier to receive voice signals. The differential amplifier is interconnected by a diode attenuator circuit which varies the gain of the differential amplifier as a function of a rectified signal derived from the expander input. The compander thus requires no inductors and uses components which are relatively small and compact.

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