Filter circuit using a junction capacitor of a semiconductor

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific identifiable device – circuit – or system – Unwanted signal suppression

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327552, 327311, 327559, 333172, 330303, H03K 500

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057606420

ABSTRACT:
A filter circuit using junction capacitors of semiconductors of the present invention prevents the distortion of signal waveforms and is not affected by parasitic capacitors. The filter circuit includes a resistor whose first terminal is connected to an input terminal and whose second terminal is connected to an output terminal. A first junction capacitor is connected between a control voltage supply terminal and an output terminal and a second junction capacitor is connected between the output terminal and ground. An alternate embodiment of the filter circuit includes a pnp transistor, whose emitter is connected to the direct current power supply via a resistor, whose collector is grounded, and whose base is connected to the output terminal.

REFERENCES:
Grebene, Alan B. Analog Integrated Circuit Design, (Exar Integrated Systems, Inc. Sunnyvale, CA), Kindai Kagaku-sha, 1975. trans. by Nakazawa et al., pp. 94-99.

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