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LOGARITHMIC AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT
20210067112 · 2021-03-04 ·

A logarithmic amplifier circuit includes an adaptive gain amplifier circuit and a transistor. The adaptive gain amplifier circuit includes a gain stage and a diode. The gain stage includes an input terminal, and an output terminal. The diode includes a cathode terminal coupled to the output terminal, and an anode terminal coupled to a common terminal. The transistor includes a first terminal coupled to the input terminal, a second terminal coupled to the common terminal, and a third terminal coupled to the output terminal.

AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT WITH OVERSHOOT SUPPRESSION

An amplifier circuit including an input amplifier, an output amplifier and a diode device is provided. The output amplifier includes a PMOSFET and an NMOSFET. The PMOSFET has a gate electrode serving as a first input end and a drain coupled to an output end. The NMOSFET has a gate electrode serving as a second input end and a drain coupled to the output end. The output amplifier outputs an output voltage at the output end, and is coupled to the input amplifier via at least one of the first and second input ends. The diode device is coupled between the output end and the at least one of the first and second input ends of the output amplifier. When a voltage difference between the output end and the at least one of the first and second input ends of the output amplifier is greater than a barrier voltage of the diode device, the diode device is turned on, and an overshoot of the output voltage is reduced.

Amplifier circuit with overshoot suppression

An amplifier circuit including an input amplifier, an output amplifier and a diode device is provided. The output amplifier is coupled to the input amplifier and outputs an output voltage. The diode device is coupled between an output end and an input end of the output amplifier. When a voltage difference between the output end and the input end of the output amplifier is greater than a barrier voltage of the diode device, the diode device is turned on, and an overshoot of the output voltage is reduced.

SINGLE-PHASE DIFFERENTIAL CONVERSION CIRCUIT, SIGNAL PROCESSING METHOD FOR USE THEREWITH, AND RECEPTION APPARATUS
20200076377 · 2020-03-05 ·

This technology relates to a single-phase differential conversion circuit for improving the linearity of input/output characteristics, a signal processing method for use with the circuit, and a reception apparatus. The single-phase differential conversion circuit includes a first source-grounded amplifier and a second source-grounded amplifier. Each of the amplifiers includes a transconductance amplifier section including a transistor for converting an AC component of input potential to a current, a diode load section including a transistor in a diode connection configured as a first load, and a large-signal distortion compensation circuit configured as a second load connected in parallel with the first load. The transistors of the first source-grounded amplifier are each a P-type MOS transistor, and the transistors of the second source-grounded amplifier are each an N-type MOS transistor. This technology is applied advantageously to a reception apparatus for receiving TV signals, for example.

Single-stage differential operational amplifier with improved electrical features

A single-stage differential operational amplifier including an input stage formed by a pair of input transistors having control terminals connected to a respective first and second input, first conduction terminals coupled to a respective first and second output and second conduction terminals coupled to receive a polarization current. An output stage is formed by a pair of output transistors in diode configuration and having control terminals coupled to a relative first conduction terminal and connected to a respective first and second output, and second conduction terminals connected to a reference line. A coupling stage is interposed between the first conduction terminals of the output transistors and the first and second outputs to define the diode configuration of the output transistors and a gain value of the operational amplifier.

AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT WITH OVERSHOOT SUPPRESSION

An amplifier circuit including an input amplifier, an output amplifier and a diode device is provided. The output amplifier is coupled to the input amplifier and outputs an output voltage. The diode device is coupled between an output end and an input end of the output amplifier. When a voltage difference between the output end and the input end of the output amplifier is greater than a barrier voltage of the diode device, the diode device is turned on, and an overshoot of the output voltage is reduced.

Amplifier circuit with overshoot suppression

An amplifier circuit including an input amplifier, an output amplifier and a diode device is provided. The output amplifier is coupled to the input amplifier and outputting an output voltage. The diode device is coupled between an output end and an input end of the output amplifier. When a voltage difference between the output end and the input end of the output amplifier is greater than a barrier voltage of the diode device, the diode device is turned on, and an overshoot of the output voltage is reduced. The diode device includes a variable resistor to increase the barrier voltage of the diode device.

SINGLE-STAGE DIFFERENTIAL OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER WITH IMPROVED ELECTRICAL FEATURES
20180342994 · 2018-11-29 ·

A single-stage differential operational amplifier including an input stage formed by a pair of input transistors having control terminals connected to a respective first and second input, first conduction terminals coupled to a respective first and second output and second conduction terminals coupled to receive a polarization current. An output stage is formed by a pair of output transistors in diode configuration and having control terminals coupled to a relative first conduction terminal and connected to a respective first and second output, and second conduction terminals connected to a reference line. A coupling stage is interposed between the first conduction terminals of the output transistors and the first and second outputs to define the diode configuration of the output transistors and a gain value of the operational amplifier.

Instrumentation absolute value differential amplifier circuit and applications
09993386 · 2018-06-12 ·

An instrumentation absolute value differential amplifier is used as part of an electroencephalogram, electromyogram or electrocardiogram to quantify the excitation state of a user, processing and transmitting this information as a control signal for a user feedback device. In one possible arrangement, this feedback device includes a wireless sex toy which responds to the sent control information, acting as a mind controlled sex toy. This provides a simple, intuitive, aesthetically appealing interface for creating a unique sexual experience. The use of an instrumentation absolute value differential amplifier is sufficient to monitor the desired signals while reducing the number of parts required and allowing for less precise tolerances than traditional biological monitoring circuits, thus decreasing the cost of production.

AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT WITH OVERSHOOT SUPPRESSION

An amplifier circuit including an input amplifier, an output amplifier and a diode device is provided. The output amplifier is coupled to the input amplifier and outputting an output voltage. The diode device is coupled between an output end and an input end of the output amplifier. When a voltage difference between the output end and the input end of the output amplifier is greater than a barrier voltage of the diode device, the diode device is turned on, and an overshoot of the output voltage is reduced. The diode device includes a variable resistor to increase the barrier voltage of the diode device.