Electronic balance adjusting circuit

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including gain control means

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330282, 330284, 381107, 381120, H03G 310, H03G 312, H03G 300, H03F 2100

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ABSTRACT:
An electronic balance adjusting circuit comprises a register for holding a balance data and capable of changing the balance data held in the register, a first ALU receiving the balance data held in the register for outputting a first digital value corresponding to a first ratio, and a second ALU receiving the balance data held in the register for outputting a second digital value corresponding to a second ratio having such an inverse increase/decrease relation to the first ratio that when the first ratio increases, the second ratio decreases and when the first ratio decreases, the second ratio increases. A first digital-to-analog converter receives the first digital value to output a first analog signal indicative of the first ratio, and a second digital-to-analog converter receives the second digital value to output a second analog signal indicative of the second ratio. A first variable attenuator receives a first input signal and is controlled by the first analog signal to output a first output signal which has been attenuated by the attenuation amount in accordance with the first analog signal, and a second variable attenuator receives a second input signal and is controlled by the second analog signal to output a second output signal which has been attenuated by the attenuation amount in accordance with the second analog signal.

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