Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Remote sensing
Patent
1975-11-26
1977-04-05
Goldberg, Gerald
Electricity: power supply or regulation systems
Remote sensing
307237, 307304, 323 22R, 330 39, H03G 330, H04B 110
Patent
active
040164810
ABSTRACT:
Matched voltage-controlled resistances are provided across the drain-to-source channels of a pair of FET's, each FET having a gate electrode connected through an associated control resistor to the same one terminal of a source of DC control voltage; having a source electrode electrically connected to the same other terminal of the voltage source; and having an associated feedback resistor electrically connected between its drain and gate electrodes. The drain electrodes are preferably capacitively coupled to input or output terminals to prevent DC loading of the FET network by external circuitry. A resistor is also connected across the drain-to-source channel of each FET to limit the maximum value of net resistance presented thereby. The resistance of one of the control resistors is adjusted to have a value which causes the net drain-to-source resistance of the associated FET to have the same value as that of the other FET for a particular value of control voltage. The net drain-to-source resistances of the two FET's are then closely matched over a range of control voltages.
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Cannon Russell A.
Cool Leonard R.
Goldberg Gerald
GTE Automatic Electric Laboratories Incorporated
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