Master-slave peak detector

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1991-09-16

1993-10-19

Zazworsky, John

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems

Personnel safety or limit control features

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307353, 307491, 307494, H03K 5153, G01R 1904

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052548813

ABSTRACT:
A peak detector for rapidly following the peak voltage of a pulsed input signal without significant droop between pulses. The peak detector has a master section which selectively controls the droop rate of a slave section. The output of the slave section is the output of the peak detector. The master section droop is determined by a resistor, which may be disconnected therefrom to hold the peak of the input signal.

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