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Document Number
US Patent 4264832
Issued Date
April 28, 1981
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This is a feedback amplifier incorporating shunt feedback pairs which are emitter coupled for differential input transimpedance configuration whose characteristic includes a low differential input impedance and a high common load impedance that uses low input offset voltages to initiate the amplification and a latch coupled thereto to latch and amplify the amplifier input causing the effective amplifier input to be several orders of magnitude greater than the initial offset voltages. Thus, the amplifier of the invention uses the latch to not only sense the output of the amplifier but also the drive and reinforce the amplifier input through feedback.
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Owner
IBM Corporation (Armonk, NY)
Published
April 28, 1981
Application Number
06/029,590
Filed
April 12, 1979
US Classification
327/67   327/50 330/254 330/260
Int'l Classification
H03K   5/02   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
USPTO Field of Search
307/238   307/355   307/362   307/DIG.3   330/260   330/254  
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