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307353, 307359, 330253, 330257, H03K 518, H03F 345

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041852117

ABSTRACT:
A differential-input differential-output transconductance amplifier is connected so the potential applied to a first of its input terminals, its envelope, or portions of its envelope, is followed by the potential at the second of its input terminals, either continuously or at selected times. To this end the balanced variations in the output currents of the transconductance amplifier are converted to a single-ended signal applied to the input electrode of transistor means, the output electrode of which is connected to the second input terminal of the transconductance amplifier for completing a direct-coupled feedback loop. Modifications of the basic circuit provide potential followers, voltage amplifiers, peak detectors, envelope detectors, and sample-and-hold circuits.

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Ahmed, "Zero-Offset Potential Follower Circuits", RCA Technical Notes (pub.), TN No. 938, 7 pp. Sep. 17, 1963.

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