Peak detector having signal rise-time enhancement

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Demand – excess – maximum or minimum

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324125, 307235A, G01R 1916

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039991253

ABSTRACT:
A peak detector having rise-time enhancement of input signals is comprised of a feedback amplifier including two input terminals and a feedback circuit which interconnects the amplifier output terminal with one of the input terminals; and a peak detecting circuit, including a capacitor, coupled to the other of the amplifier input terminals. The capacitor voltage is applied as an input signal to the feedback amplifier, and abrupt changes in the rise-time portion of the input signals are detected and are used to vary the amplifier feedback so as to enhance the output signal produced by the amplifier during the rise-time portion.

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