Dual buffer peak detecting apparatus

Details Dual buffer peak detecting apparatus Dual buffer peak detecting apparatus

1997-01-28

1999-08-24

Le, Dinh T.

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and

Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control

By amplitude

327 62, 327 77, 327 71, 327483, H03K 1762, H04B 1700

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059429208

ABSTRACT:
To solve a problem that, as the number of signal sources for outputting peak values decreases, a peak output voltage decreases, and to improve detecting precision, there are provided a plurality of first buffer units .multidot.Q.sub.23 .multidot.M.sub.33 !, which are emitter-follower circuits, to each of which a signal is input, a plurality of second buffer first buffer units and an output unit for outputting the detected peak signal.

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