Semiconductor device having SEPP connected NPN and PNP transisto

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

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ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor device capable of maintaining good temperature compensation and reducing manufacture costs of SEPP connecting NPN and PNP power transistors and temperature compensating and biasing circuits. A first semiconductor device has an ordinary bias diode formed on the same semiconductor substrate as an NPN power transistor. A second semiconductor device has one or a plurality of Schottky barrier type diodes formed on the same semiconductor substrate as a PNP power transistor. The forward voltage drop V.sub.1 of the diode is set to an arbitrary constant value smaller than E exclusive of about E/2, and the total forward voltage drop V.sub.2 of the Schottky barrier diode or diodes is set to a predetermined value of about (E-V.sub.1), where E is a total forward voltage drop between the bases and emitters of the NPN and PNP power transistors.

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patent: 4523154 (1985-06-01), Congdon
patent: 5337012 (1994-08-01), Dijkmans

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