Temperature-compensated voltage driver circuit for a current sou

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307310, 323315, 323907, 330288, 330289, G05F 1567

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048088471

ABSTRACT:
A current source circuit comprises a first enhancement mode field effect transistor arranged as a current source. A drive voltage which is generated by a second depletion mode field effect transistor and a third depletion mode field effect transistor is applied to the drive electrode of this first transistor. The drive voltage is such that the output current of the first transistor is substantially independent of temperature variations.

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