Equalization circuit

Amplifiers – Signal feedback – Phase shift means in loop path

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179 1D, 330 51, 330151, H03F 136

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RE0295299

ABSTRACT:
A frequency equalization circuit includes an active filter circuit. The filter circuit differentiates the input signal. A plurality of adjustable resistances are connected to the differentiator corresponding to a plurality of operating or frequency ranges. A switch selects one resistance in accordance with one selected operating range to connect the filter circuit to an amplifier.

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