Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Self-regulating – Using a three or more terminal semiconductive device as the...
Patent
1994-07-29
1995-10-31
Wong, Peter S.
Electricity: power supply or regulation systems
Self-regulating
Using a three or more terminal semiconductive device as the...
327562, 323315, G05F 326
Patent
active
054633087
ABSTRACT:
A differential voltage-current converter has two input transistors and two cross-coupled transistors arranged in a translinear loop, the difference voltage across the emitter resistors of the cross-coupled transistors being equal to the difference voltage across the input terminals. The difference current through the cross-coupled transistors is replicated in the output transistors, thereby enabling a larger output signal amplitude to be obtained. In order to increase the permissible input voltage the bases of the cross-coupled transistors are coupled to the input transistors via emitter-followers. By connecting the collectors of the emitter-followers to the collectors of the output transistors a compensation is obtained for the decreasing current gain at high frequencies.
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Verdaasdonk Johannes P. M.
Vorenkamp Pieter
Blocker Edward
Krishnan Aditya
U.S. Philips Corporation
Wong Peter S.
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