Amplifiers – Involving structure other than that of transformers per se – With printed circuits
Patent
1985-04-25
1987-07-07
Mullins, James B.
Amplifiers
Involving structure other than that of transformers per se
With printed circuits
128731, 330 68, 330 69, 330260, 330306, H03F 100, A61B 504
Patent
active
046790020
ABSTRACT:
A low noise, high gain differential amplifier suitable for EEG amplification is constructed in a shielded metal enclosure, preferably on a ground plane circuit board. The amplifier is battery powered to eliminate all possibility of noise from the power system. The amplifier utilizes a pair of operational amplifiers to provide high input impedance for each of two input signals. A differential amplifier generates an internal signal which is filtered and amplified by a pair of bandpass amplifiers and overlapping low pass and high pass amplifiers.
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Sherwin Gary W.
Zomp John M.
Abeles Daniel C.
Mullins James B.
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
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