Impedence buffering MOS circuit with dynamically reduced thresho

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Sound effects – Reverberators

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381 682, 327312, 327379, 327434, 327437, 330277, 330307, H04R 2500, H03F 316

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ABSTRACT:
A buffer circuit, such as for use with a low voltage hearing aid, is disclosed. The hearing aid comprises a microphone, a receiver and an amplifier. The amplifier is disposed between the microphone and the receiver. The buffer circuit has a MOS device including a well terminal and a gate terminal equipotentially coupled together to reduce the effective threshold voltage of the MOS device, thereby reducing the gate-to-source voltage of the MOS device. This permits a greater linear output signal range for the amplifier.

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