Method and apparatus for compensating inherent non-uniformity of

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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3072966, 307362, H03F 130

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051499940

ABSTRACT:
For use with an inverter including CMOS transistors, a device for compensating inherent variations in electrical properties among MOS integrated circuits, the device including a generator of a reference signal representing conduction of a reference transistor; two threshold amplifiers; two switches; and two compensating transistors. If, for example, a first transistor is weak, switches are employed to selectively activate one or more supplementary transistors to add a compensating current to a current furnished by the first transistor so as to provide a reliably uniform output current as compared with a plurality of other MOS integrated circuits.

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