Voltage comparator circuit capable of avoiding erroneous operati

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Specific signal discriminating without subsequent control – By amplitude

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327 77, 327 91, H03K 524

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ABSTRACT:
A reference voltage terminal and an input voltage terminal are connected via a first capacitor to a first electrode of a differential amplifier. Also, the reference voltage terminal and the input voltage terminal are connected via a second capacitor to a second electrode of a differential amplifier. The first capacitor samples a difference Vref-Vin in potential between the reference voltage terminal (Vref) and the input voltage terminal (Vin), and the second capacitor samples a difference Vin-Vref in potential between the reference voltage terminal and the input voltage terminal. Thus, the differential amplifier amplifies 2.times.(Vref-Vin).

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