Power amplifying circuit

Amplifiers – With semiconductor amplifying device – Including push-pull amplifier

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330297, H03F 326

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ABSTRACT:
A power-amplifying circuit embodying this invention comprises a pre-amplifier for amplifying an input signal, a push-pull amplifier including first and second transistors driven in accordance with an output from the pre-amplifier, and a feedback circuit which detects output currents from the first and second transistors and supplies a current corresponding to a product of output currents from the first and second transistors to the pre-amplifier through a negative feedback path in order to regulate the quiescent currents of the first and second transistors. The push-pull amplifier is driven by a power source having a prescribed level of voltage. The feedback circuit and pre-amplifier are driven by an auxiliary power source whose voltage is obtained by adding through a bootstrap capacitor the output voltage from the push-pull amplifier to a referential voltage slightly lower than the power supply voltage by a resistor.

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