Current switching technique

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307219, 307441, H02H 720

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043947611

ABSTRACT:
A redundancy circuit comprising, in combination: a first measuring impedance; a plurality of operational amplifiers having inverting input terminals, non-inverting input terminals, and output terminals; a source of excitation voltage with respect to ground, the source being connected to the measuring impedance thus supplying signal current to the inverting input terminals, and the non-inverting input terminals being grounded; a like plurality of further impedances having first terminals connected respectively to the inverting terminals of the amplifier; and a switching arrangement having a plurality of conditions in each of which a selected one of the further impedances is connected between the output terminal and the inverting input terminal of a selected one of the amplifiers, and the remaining further impedances are connected between the inverting input terminals of the remaining amplifiers and ground.

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