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US Patent 3939433
Issued Date
February 17, 1976
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A feedback circuit for feeding back the output voltage of a comparing amplifier to the input circuit of the comparing amplifier for causing a steep change in the output voltage so as to stabilize the operation of the succeeding circuit. The feedback circuit includes means for applying the feedback voltage to a low potential portion of the input circuit of the comparing amplifier.
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February 17, 1976
Application Number
05/441,856
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February 12, 1974
US Classification
330/290   330/108 330/110
Int'l Classification
G01R   19/165   (20060101)   G01R   19/155   (20060101)   G01R   19/145   (20060101)   H03F   1/38   (20060101)   H03G   3/30   (20060101)  
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Feb 16, 1973 [JA] 48-18266
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330/9   330/25   330/3D   330/108   330/110   330/95  
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