Floating voltage reference having dual output voltage

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Output level responsive – Using a three or more terminal semiconductive device as the...

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323281, 323314, G05F 1585

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051461510

ABSTRACT:
A voltage reference circuit maintains two nodes at constant voltages with respect to a reference by means of a tapped divider chain in parallel with a floating voltage reference circuit, both of which feed into the output node of a single differential amplifier. The reference circuit maintains a constant voltage across the divider chain and the amplifier floats the divider up or down to maintain a node in the chain at the reference voltage.

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