Signal amplifying circuit

Amplifiers – Signal feedback – Combined with control of bias voltage of signal amplifier

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330 18, 330 19, 330 40, H03F 304

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040217493

ABSTRACT:
A signal amplifying circuit including an amplifying transistor having its base-emitter terminals connected to a signal source. A diode having the proper characteristics is also connected across the base-emitter input terminals to produce a first reference bias voltage to be applied to the input circuit of the transistor. The emitter-collector circuit of a compensating transistor is connected in series with the emitter-collector circuit of the amplifying transistor, and a second reference bias voltage is connected between the base of the compensating transistor and the emitter of the amplifying transistor. The second reference bias voltage is produced across a plurality of diodes having the proper characteristics, whereby the current gain of the amplifier will be constant regardless of variations in the transistor characteristics.

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patent: 3500220 (1970-03-01), Buckley
patent: 3551832 (1970-12-01), Graeme
patent: 3566293 (1971-02-01), Von Recklinghausen
patent: 3701032 (1972-10-01), Steckler

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