Ratio correction circuit and method for comparison of proportion

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – External effect – Temperature

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323313, G05F 110, G05F 316

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059330457

ABSTRACT:
A comparison system compares a voltage which is proportional to absolute temperature S.sub.p to one which is equal to the sum of a conventional, uncorrected, bandgap cell voltage VBG and a proportional to absolute temperature voltage CT. The addition of CT to the uncorrected bandgap signal value yields a signal of the form Sp/(VBG+CT), which exhibits improved linearity over a signal of the form Sp/VBG, where VBG includes a Tln(T) term.

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