Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control – By amplitude
Patent
1996-04-05
1999-02-16
Callahan, Timothy P.
Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices, circuits, and
Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control
By amplitude
327390, G11C 2702
Patent
active
058724699
ABSTRACT:
A sampling capacitor interface circuit for storing charge on a sampling capacitor related to a sample of an input signal voltage during a charging phase and to transfer the stored charge to an output during a charge transfer phase, such input signal having bipolar voltages within a range above and below an input signal common mode voltage. The interface circuit includes a transistor having: an input electrode fed by the input signal; an output electrode coupled to the sampling capacitor; and, a control electrode. A controller is provided for producing a control signal having a first voltage during the charging phase and a second voltage during the charge transfer phase, such voltages being a unipolar voltage referenced to the input signal common mode voltage. A bias circuit is coupled to the input signal and has a level shifting capacitor coupled between the controller and the control electrode for storing a voltage during the charge transfer phase and for shifting the first voltage by the stored voltage during the charging phase to provide a voltage at the control electrode with a level sufficiently below the input signal common mode voltage to bias the transistor to a conducting condition during the charging phase over the range of input signal voltages.
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Analog Devices Inc.
Callahan Timothy P.
Nu Ton My-Trang
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