Fully differential summation amplifying circuit
A technique for amplifying circuits and amplifiers, which is applied in differential amplifiers, DC-coupled DC amplifiers, etc., and can solve problems such as large amplification factors, high noise in differential summation circuits, and large input offset voltages.
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[0049] refer to Figure 1-Figure 2 As shown, the fully differential summation circuit includes: a negative feedback structure connected between the input and output of the second stage amplifier 3 with a resistor and the first stage composed of the first transconductance amplifier 1 and the second transconductance amplifier 2 Amplifiers, the first transconductance amplifier and the second transconductance amplifier have the same structure. This circuit is used to add and amplify the output voltages of two sets of Hall elements. The first transconductance amplifier has two input terminals, a positive input terminal of a differential signal and a negative input terminal of a differential signal, and two output terminals of a positive output terminal and a negative output terminal; the second transconductance amplifier has a positive input terminal of a differential signal and a negative input terminal of a differential signal. The input terminal has two input terminals, and has...
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