FET reference voltage generator which is impervious to input vol

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – In shunt with source or load – Using diode

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307304, 323312, 323313, G05F 324

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ABSTRACT:
A reference d.c. voltage generator is disclosed which includes a series circuit for first and second field effect transistors or FETs. The first FET serves as a high-impedance constant current supply, while the second FET functions as a resistor for generating at its soure a reference d.c. voltage. A series circuit of two FETs is connected between the gate and source of the first FET to bias the first FET such that a current flowing therein is kept constant, whereby the gate-source voltage thereof can be stabilized even when the power supply voltage is fluctuated.

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