Multiple channel sampling circuit having minimized crosstalk int

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Personnel safety or limit control features – Interlock

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307246, 328151, H03K 5159, H03K 1756

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052818675

ABSTRACT:
A sampling circuit (10, 10') selectively samples, stores and provides multiple output signals with a single amplifier (30). A sampling capacitor (20, 28) is used for each input channel. In order to minimize crosstalk between the multiple channels, each sampling capacitor is selectively electrically isolated from an input of the single amplifier by a switch (18, 25). Each sampling capacitor is further selectively electrically isolated from an output of the single amplifier by another switch (19, 26). A switch structure (50, 52, 54) which is guard ring protected may be used at the input of each channel to further minimize crosstalk errors.

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