Field effect transistor presents high input impedance in ac amplifier
Four-stage transistorized ac amplifier provides high input impedance and operates at low intrinsic noise levels. It is suited to carrier or narrow band sine wave applications.
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Four-stage transistorized ac amplifier provides high input impedance and operates at low intrinsic noise levels. It is suited to carrier or narrow band sine wave applications.
Synthesis and design of passive electric system realizing frequency patterns of transmission long line - designing nonreflecting four terminal amplifier with negative impedance
Motor-driven switcher-recorder periodically registers the zero drift and gain drift signals of a dc amplifier subjected to changes in environment. A time coding method is used since several measurements are shared on a single recorder trace.
Digital fluid amplifier has load intensity, high stability, and operates at low reynolds numbers. It contains specially designed nozzles to provide uniform exit-velocity profiles and to ensure jets of low turbulence.
Fluid amplifier implementation into digital differential analyzing navigation system
Study examines scaling parameters of three fluid amplifier elements - a bistable device, a boundary layer control device, and a vortex device. Variations in performance due to size, fluid, and other conditions are studied. Even with restricted examples the large number of variables impedes the establishment of these scaling laws.
Long-term absolute frequency stabilization of a laser oscillator is obtained when the lasers oscillation frequency is referenced to the exact center of an atomic transition. A laser amplifier acts as a discriminant to indicate when the laser frequency deviates from the center of its atomic transistion.
Transistor biased amplifier has a biased diode discriminator driven by a high impedance /several megohms/ current source, rather than a voltage source with several hundred ohms output impedance. This high impedance input arrangement makes the incremental impedance of the threshold diode negligible relative to the input impedance.
SiC/Si diode pair provides automatic range change to extend the operating range of a logarithmic amplifier-conversion circuit and assures stability at or near the range switch-over point. the diode provides hysteresis for a trigger circuit that actuates a relay at the desired range extension point.
Amplifier translates the square pulses generated by a boron-trifluoride neutron sensitive detector located adjacent to a nuclear reactor to slower, long exponential decay pulses. These pulses are transmitted over long coaxial cables with minimum distortion and loss of frequency.
Basic circuitry for microminiature dc integrated- circuit, direct-coupled, signal-conditioning amplifier
Commercially available integrated circuit that is marketed as a digital computer input gate circuit was converted to a linear amplifier in a microphone circuit that has high input impedance, low output impedance, low cost, and is small enough to fit on a standard printed circuit card.
Integrated push-pull power amplifier fabricated on a chip of silicon has interdigitated power transistors and is hermetically encapsulated in a beryllia flat package. It provides current output greater than the nominal 10 amperes from an input current drive of 1 ampere.
Traveling Wave Maser /TWM/ that operates at S-band frequencies is characterized by a greatly improved gain-bandwidth product with relatively low equivalent-noise temperature. Tests indicate that its performance exceeds that of any other type of S-band amplifier.
Analysis of a basic class-D amplifier circuit configuration shows its adaptability to a variety of applications. The feedback, input and output configuration and the frequency spectrum of the pulse-width-modulated signal are analyzed.
Comparison is made of the power consumed and the acoustic amplification realized when a dc bias field is placed across a piezoelectric semiconductor and adjusted to amplify a microwave acoustic signal to the point where the forward gain is just equal to the reverse attenuation. This represents the maximum possible gain condition.
Stability and response of amplifiers and fluidic systems
Staged vortex amplifier with integral gas generators for liquid rocket secondary injection thrust vector control