Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control – By amplitude
Patent
1995-11-06
1996-10-29
Callahan, Timothy P.
Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and
Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control
By amplitude
327 95, 327 96, 327337, 327 67, G11C 2702
Patent
active
055700489
ABSTRACT:
A sample-and-hold circuit comprises a first buffer stage, a first sampling switch, a sampling capacitor, and a feedback output amplifier for supplying a sampled output signal (Uout). The sampling capacitor is connected to an output of a second buffer stage, which has an input connected to earth. The output amplifier receives feedback via a third buffer stage and a second sampling switch and via a fourth buffer stage and a second sampling capacitor, which together with the first sampling switch are controlled by the same clock signal. The first sampling switch gives rise to clock feedthrough at the non-inverting input of the output amplifier. This clock feedthrough is cancelled by an equal clock feedthrough at the inverting input, so that the sampled output signal is freed from undesired clock feedthrough.
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Callahan Timothy P.
Nu Ton My-Trang
U.S. Philips Corporation
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