Signal processing apparatus for processing a plurality of indivi

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36518909, 327 95, 327 96, H03K 508

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ABSTRACT:
A signal processing apparatus comprising a signal holding circuit to hold an input signal from a signal source, a coupling capacitor provided on the signal source side, a connecting circuit to selectively connect the coupling capacitor and the signal holding circuit, and an adding circuit to add the input signal from the signal source on the basis of the signal held in the signal holding circuit. The adding circuit includes a buffer circuit and a switch to selectively connect the buffer circuit and the output side of the coupling capacitor.

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