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Document Number
US Patent 3735149
Issued Date
May 22, 1973
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Inventors
Tuchiya; Kiyoshi (Minato-ku, Tokyo-to,JA)
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Abstract
Disclosed herein are a variety of operational circuits each including an operational amplifier with a plurality of feedback loops. Each of the feedback loops as well as the circuit inputs are connected to the operational amplifier through a high impedance input terminal forming part of a feedback loop switching circuit. The switching circuit includes a field effect transistor circuit, the high impedance input terminals comprising the gate electrodes of the field effect transistors. Signals in the feedback circuits are selectively applied to the inputs of the operational amplifier by selectively shorting each of the feedback loops to ground potential. The selective shorting is accomplished by using bipolar transistors placed in a conductive state by control signals.
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Published
May 22, 1973
Application Number
05/158,793
Filed
July 1, 1971
US Classification
327/562   327/478 327/590
Int'l Classification
G06G   7/163   (20060101)   G06G   7/00   (20060101)   G11C   27/00   (20060101)   G11C   27/02   (20060101)   G06G   7/186   (20060101)  
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307/205   307/251   307/279   307/304   307/229   307/230   328/142   328/143   328/144   328/145   330/9  
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