F-Term-List

5J500 Amplifiers
H03F1/00 -3/45,220;3/50-3/52;3/62-3/64;3/68-3/72
H03F1/00-3/45,220;3/50-3/52;3/62-3/64;3/68-3/72 AA AA00
TYPES OF AMPLIFIERS (ONE OR MORE TERMS FROM AA01-AA04 TO BE IMPARTED WITHOUT FAIL)
AA01 AA02 AA03 AA04
. Concentrated constant amplifiers . . Low-frequency (Audible frequency) amplifiers . . . DC amplifiers . Distributed constant (Microwave, ultra high- frequency) amplifiers
AA11 AA12 AA13 AA14 AA15 AA16 AA17 AA18 AA19 AA20
. Direct-coupled amplifiers . Differential amplifiers (Note, AK02) . Cascode-connected amplifiers (AM04 also, Note, AM17) . Totem pole amplifiers (Note, AM18) . Push-pull amplifiers . . DEPP, balanced type PP(AA22 also) . . SEPP (AA22 also) . . . Complementary (Complementary types) (Note, AH08, AH17-AH18) . . . Semi-complementary (also AM07) . . . SRPP (Note, AA18-AA19)
AA21 AA22 AA23 AA24 AA25 AA26 AA27 AA28 AA29
. Parallel connection type amplifiers (Parallel connections of Tr, see AM19) . Balanced type amplifiers . . BTL amplifiers . Digital type amplifiers (Note, AA27, AA66) . Switched capacitor type amplifiers (Note, AH38-AH40) . Modulation type amplifiers (Note, AK53-AH57) . . PWM type amplifiers (AA66 also) (Note, AA24, AK34) . Tuning type amplifiers (Note, AK13-AK14) . Magnetic amplifiers (Note, AH35)
AA31 AA32 AA33 AA34 AA35
. Reflection type amplifiers (Parametric, also see AA32) . Parametric amplifiers (Reflection types, also see AA31) . Injection-locked amplifiers (AK32 also) . Transit-time effect type amplifiers (Note, AH22, AH46-AH48) . Distribution type amplifiers
AA41 AA42 AA43 AA44 AA45 AA46 AA47 AA48 AA49 AA50
. Power amplifiers . Current amplifiers . . Current mirrors (Note, AK09) . . . Multistage mirrors (Note, AK10) . Impedance conversion amplifiers (Buffer amplifiers) (Note, AK03) . Reversion amplifiers (Inverters) (Note, AK04) . Arithmetic amplifiers (Operational amplifiers) (Note, AK01) . Electric charge amplifiers (Charge amplifiers) . Insulated amplifiers (Note, AH45, AH35-AH37) . Logarithmic amplifiers
AA51 AA53 AA54 AA55 AA56 AA57 AA58 AA59
. Amplifiers having switching configurations . . Input (output) signal shifting type amplifiers (Note, AH38-AH41) . . Gate amplifiers, amplifiers capable of breaking output signals . . Bidirectional amplifiers . Optical input amplifiers (AH44 or AH45 also) . Mixing amplifiers (Excluding frequency-conversion) . Constant-voltage generation circuits (Including bias voltage generation circuits) (Note, AK11) . Constant-current generation circuits (Including bias current generation circuits) (Note, AK05-AK06)
AA61 AA62 AA63 AA64 AA65 AA66 AA67 AA68
. Operation classes . . A class amplifiers . . AB class amplifiers . . B class amplifiers . . C class amplifiers . . D class amplifiers (Note, AA24, 26, 27) . . F class amplifiers . . Operation class variable type amplifiers (AA61, 67 also)
AC AC00
PURPOSES, EFFECTS
AC01 AC02 AC03 AC04 AC05
. Compensation (Phase compensation, see AC26) . . Temperature compensation (Influence reduction of temperature changes) (Note, AC86, AK65) . . Compensation for secular changes, changes with the lapse of time . . Reducing influences of power supply voltage variations, compensation (Ripples, see AC47) . . . Reducing influences of power supply voltage drop (Note, AC37)
AC11 AC12 AC13 AC14 AC15 AC16 AC17 AC18 AC19 AC20
. Countermeasures against fluctuations of output DC voltages, adjustments . . Countermeasures against drifts (Note, AC02-05, 13) . . Countermeasures against offsets (Note, AC12, 14) . Reducing influences of element fluctuations ("Fluctuations of XX ") * . . Reducing influences of fluctuations of Tr or diodes . Reducing influences of parasitic elements ("Parasitism of XX ") . . By parasitic transistors . . By parasitic capacitances . . . Reducing mirror effects . Reducing early effects
AC21 AC22 AC23 AC24 AC25 AC26 AC27
. Reducing distortions (Including linearity improvements) . . Reducing amplitude distortions . . . Reducing switching distortions, notching distortions . . . Reducing cross-over distortions . . . Preventing saturation of amplitude (Note, AC32-35) . . Reducing phase distortions (Including phase compensation) . . Reducing harmonic distortions (Including spurious removal)
AC31 AC32 AC33 AC34 AC35 AC36 AC37
. Balance improvements of positive and negative of AC outputs (Amplitude balances, also see AC22) . Improvements of dynamic ranges (Note, AC25, 35) . . Increasing output voltage (current) amplitude . . . Swinging to vicinity of power supply voltages (currents) . Gain improvements (Note, A32-34) . Improving power efficiency, reducing power consumption, power saving . Lowering power supply voltages (Note, AC05, 34)
AC41 AC42 AC43 AC44 AC45 AC46 AC47 AC48 AC49 AC50
. Reducing noises (Spurious, see AC27) . . Generating sources being elements . . . Generating sources being resistances (AH25-26 also) . . . Generating sources being transistors (AH02-16, 27, 31 also) . . . Generating sources being diodes (AH19-22 also) . . Noise reduction from power sources . . . Reducing influences of power supply ripple components . . Noise reduction in power supply (Pop sound removal) . . Noise reduction in power supply interruption (Pop sound removal) . . Countermeasures against spikes (Note, AA26, 27)
AC51 AC52 AC53 AC54 AC55 AC56 AC57 AC58
. . Noise reduction due to induction, electromagnetic fields . . . Countermeasures against crosstalk . . Removal of common mode signals (CMRR) (Note, AA12, 22, AK02) . Oscillation prevention (Note, AC26) . Protection (e.g. load protection) ("Protection of XX")* . . Protection of amplifiers . . . Protection of amplifying elements . Improvements of other reliability
AC61 AC62 AC63 AC64 AC65
. Changes of frequency characteristics (Note, AS02, 03) . . Broadening bands (Note, AC64) . . . Peaking (Note, AC64) . . Flattening (Note, AC64, AK13) . . Improvements of through rates (rising speeds) (Note, AC62)
AC71 AC72 AC73 AC74 AC75 AC76 AC77 AC78
. Changes of input impedance characteristics . . Increasing input impedances . Changes of output impedance characteristics . . Decreasing output impedances . Matching . Mismatching . Drives of inductive loads . Drives of capacitive loads
AC81 AC82 AC83 AC84 AC85 AC86 AC87 AC88 AC89
. Deformation improvements of bias circuits (AA58, 59 or AK 12 also) . . Making operation points, idle currents of Tr constant . . . Detecting idle currents . Changes of mirror ratios (AA43-44 or AK09-10 also) . High speed starting . Heat radiation, cooling (Note, AC02, 56-57, Ak65) . Lowering cost of amplifiers per se (Note, AC91-96) . Improvement of accuracy of amplification factors . Fail-safe
AC91 AC92 AC93 AC94 AC95 AC96 AC97 AC98 AC99
. Facilitating IC formation (AC92-96 also) . Simplification of circuits, downsizing and weight reduction (XX is unnecessary, see free words) . . Condensers to be unnecessary (Note, AC91) . . Coils (inductances) to be unnecessary (Note, AC91) . . Resistances to be unnecessary (Note, AC91) . . Transformers to be unnecessary (BTL, see AA23) . Testing of amplifiers per se . Adjustments of amplifiers per se . Combined use with other circuits (Note, AF14)
AF AF00
SOLVING MEANS, SOLVING PHILOSOPHY
AF01 AF02 AF03 AF04 AF05 AF06 AF07 AF08 AF09 AF10
. Lowering voltage, limiting voltage . Providing constant voltages . Providing high voltages . Providing small voltages, limiting currents . Providing constant currents . Providing large currents . Use of same characteristics . Use of reversal characteristics . Use of differential signals . Bias controls
AF11 AF12 AF13 AF14 AF15 AF16 AF17 AF18 AF19 AF20
. Formation of biases . Changes, limitation of constants . Use of dummies . Sharing, combined uses . Combinations of plural amplifiers . Devising mounting, semiconductor structures . Use of feedbacks (AM11-13 also) . Switching (Note, AH38-41) . Phase controls . Use of AF20AXYZ (F-term keyword)
AH AH00
CIRCUIT ELEMENTS
AH01 AH02 AH03 AH04 AH05 AH06 AH07 AH08 AH09 AH10
. Semiconductor elements . . Bipolar transistors (Bi-Tr) . . . Lateral transistors . . . Multi-emitter transistors . . . Multi-collector transistors . . . HBT (Hetero-junction Bi-Tr) . . . Bipolar Tr characterized by structures or thresholds . . . Combinations of NPNTr and PNPTr . . FET (GaAsFET, also see AH24) . . . MOSEFT, MISFET
AH11 AH12 AH13 AH14 AH15 AH16 AH17 AH18 AH19 AH20
. . . MESFET, Schottky FET . . . HEMT . . . Dual gate FET . . . Depression, normally ON . . . Enhancement, normally OFF . . . FET characterized by structures or thresholds . . . Combination of P types and N types . . Combinations of bipolar transistors (Tr) and field effect transistors . . Diodes (LED, see also AH44 or AF45) . . . Zener diodes
AH21 AH22 AH23 AH24 AH25 AH26 AH27 AH28 AH29 AH30
. . . Variable capacity diodes, varactor diodes (AH30-31 also) . . . Gunn diode or IMPATT diodes (Note, AA34) . . Thyristor, TRIAC, GTO (AH39 also) . . GaAs semiconductor elements (Note, AH06, 09, 11, 12) . Resistances . . Variable resistances . . Resistances configured of Tr or diodes . . Negative resistances (Note, AK58) . Capacitors . . Variable capacity capacitors (Varactors, see also AH21, 31)
AH31 AH32 AH33 AH34 AH35 AH36 AH37 AH38 AH39 AH40
. . Capacity constituted of Tr or diodes . . Coupling condensers . Coils (Inductance) (Transformers, see AH35, Relays, see AH41) . . Variable inductances . . Transformers . . . Transformers with more than three coils . . . Transformers with intermediate taps . Switches . . Electronic switching elements (Thyristors and GTO, see also AH23) . . Interlocking switches
AH41 AH42 AH43 AH44 AH45 AH46 AH47 AH48 AH49
. . Relays (Semiconductor relays, see also AH39) . Sensors (Optical sensors, see AH44-45) . . Heat-sensitive elements, thermo-couples, thermistors, bi-metals . Optical elements (light emitting or light receiving elements), phototubes . . Optically-coupled elements, photocouplers . Electron tubes . . Klystrons . . Traveling wave tubes (TWT) . Fuses
AK AK00
CIRCUIT ELEMENTS
AK01 AK02 AK03 AK04 AK05 AK06 AK07 AK08 AK09 AK10
. Arithmetic amplifiers (Operating amplifiers) (Note, AA47) . Differential amplifiers (Note, AA12) . Impedance converters (Buffers) (Emitter and followers, or the like, see AM01-05) . Reversal amplifiers (Inverters) (Only being clearly indicated) (Note, AA46) . Constant current sources of signs or one piece of resistances . Other constant current sources (Note, AA59) . Variable current sources of signs . Other variable current sources . Current mirrors (Note, AA43) . . Multistage mirrors (Note, AA44)
AK11 AK12 AK13 AK14 AK15 AK16 AK17 AK18 AK19 AK20
. Constant voltage generating circuits (Note, AA58) . Bias circuits (Note, AA58-59) . Resonance circuits, resonators . Tuning circuits . Delay circuits . Phase shifters . Voltage, current comparators (Phase comparators, see AK00) . Level shift circuits . Hold circuits . Limiter circuits
AK21 AK22 AK23 AK24 AK25 AK26 AK27 AK28 AK29 AK30
. Clamp circuits . Clip circuits . Attenuation circuits, attenuators . Bootstrap circuits (AC33 or AC34 also) . Time constant circuits . Adding and subtracting circuits . I/V conversion . Current detectors . Matching units . Differentiating circuits
AK31 AK32 AK33 AK34 AK35 AK36 AK37 AK38
. Integration circuits . Oscillation circuits . Digital circuits (Pulse circuits)* . . A/D, D/A converter . . Counter . . Bi-stable multiplicity, flip-flop . . Mono-stable multiplicity . . Schmidt circuit or hysteresis circuits
AK41 AK42 AK43 AK44 AK45 AK46 AK47 AK48 AK49
. Filters . . LPF, high pass cutoff filters, smoothing circuits . . . DC pass filters . . BPF . . BRF, BSF . . HPF, low pass filters . Single power supply (Note, AM21-25) . Plural power supplies (Note, AM21-25) . Switching of power supplies, variable power supplies (Note, AM 21-25)
AK51 AK52 AK53 AK54 AK55 AK56 AK57 AK58 AK59
. Rectifier circuits . . Synchronizing circuits . Modulators . . Magnetic modulators . Demodulators, detectors . Choppers . DC and AC converters (Inverters) . Circuits with negative resistance characteristics (Note, AH28) . Characteristic grounding circuits
AK61 AK62 AK63 AK64 AK65 AK66 AK67 AK68
. Jacks, plugs, connectors . Speakers . Headphones, earphones . Microphones . Cooling devices (Note, AC02, 55-57, 86) . Printed circuit boards . Indication, display . Other microwave elements
AM AM00
CONNECTION AND CONFIGURATION
AM01 AM02 AM03 AM04 AM05 AM06 AM07 AM08 AM09 AM10
. Emitters and followers (Note, AK03 is unnecessary) . Sources and followers (Note, AK03 is unnecessary) . Collector grounding, drain grounding (Note, AK03 is unnecessary) . Base grounding, gate grounding (Note, AK03 is unnecessary) . Voltage followers (Note, AK03 is unnecessary) . Darlington connections . . Inverted Darlington connections (AH08 or AH18 also) . Multistage (Cascade) connection amplifiers . Bridge connections . Multiple-input signal configuration (Input signal switching, also see AA53)
AM11 AM12 AM13 AM14 AM15 AM16 AM17 AM18 AM19 AM20
. Feedback (Return) configurations . . Positive feedbacks . . Negative feedbacks (Excluding mere emitter feedback resistances) . Feedforward configuration . . Positive feed forwards . . Negative feed forwards . Cascode-connection (MA04 also) . Totem pole connections (Note, AA14, AM17) . Parallel connections of transistors . Having control loop (Feedbacks, feed forwards, see AM11-16)
AM21 AM22 AM23 AM24 AM25
. Driving by single units (Note, AK47-49) . Driving with plural electric potential (Note, AK47-49) . . Driving with positive and negative electric potentials (Note, AK47-49) . . . Driving with only plus/minus V1 (Note, AK47-49) . . . Driving with only plus/minus V1, plus/minus V2 . . . . . . (Note, AK47-49)
AQ AQ00
STRUCTURES
AQ01 AQ02 AQ03 AQ04 AQ05 AQ06
. Semiconductor structures . . Cross-sectional structures, layered structures . . Plane structures, layouts . Part mounting (Mechanical structures) . Chassis, cases . Structures for shields
AS AS00
APPLICATIONS
AS01 AS02 AS03 AS04 AS05 AS06 AS07 AS08 AS09 AS10
. Preamplifiers (Pre-amplifiers) . Equalizers (Arbitrary frequency characteristics) . . For emphasis, de-emphasis (e.g. RIAA) . Multi-amplifiers . Audio amplifiers (AA02 or AA03 also) . . Stereos (AA02 or AA03 also) . Vehicle-mounted equipment . Video equipment . . Video signal (NTSC, Y, C) amplifiers . Amplifiers for electromagnetic recording and reproduction
AS11 AS12 AS13 AS14 AS15 AS16
. Servo amplifiers . Boosters . Communication equipment . . Transmitters . Testing, measuring equipment . For switching
AT AT00
DRAWING INFORMATION (SEMICONDUCTOR STRUCTURES, CROSS-SECTIONAL DRAWINGS, SUBSTANCE DRAWINGS TO BE IMPARTED TO QA01-04)
AT01 AT02 AT03 AT04 AT05 AT06 AT07
. Block diagrams . Characteristic charts . . Frequency characteristics . . Temperature characteristics . . Smith charts . Waveform charts . Flowcharts
H03F3/62-3/64;3/68-3/72 CA CA00
TYPES OF GATE AMPLIFIERS
CA01 CA02 CA03 CA04
. Inserting SWs into signal lines . Performing SW between signal lines and fixed potentials . Gates by bias controls . Gates by power source controls
CB CB00
TYPES OF BIDIRECTIONAL AMPLIFIERS
CB01 CB02 CB03 CB04
. Switched by input signals . . Switched by frequencies of input signals . . Switched by duplexers . Switched by external control signals
CC CC00
PURPOSES AND EFFECTS OF COMBINED AMPLIFIERS
CC01 CC02
. Switching of stereo or mono . For sound qualities, sound fields, acoustic feeling
CK CK00
MICROWAVE CIRCUIT ELEMENTS
CK01 CK02 CK03 CK04 CK05 CK06 CK07
. Waveguides, ridges, fins . Coaxes . Strips, microstrips . Isolators . Circulators . Duplexers, distributors . Multiplexers, synthesizers
H03F3/45-3/45,220 DM DM00
INPUT STAGE CONFIGURATIONS
DM01 DM02 DM03 DM04 DM05
. Input current reduction configurations . . Darlington configurations (AM06-07 also) . . Provided with FET (AH09-18 also) . Provided with current bias circuits . . Provided with current compensation means
DN DN00
AMPLIFIER PART CONFIGURATIONS
DN01 DN02 DN03 DN04 DN05 DN06 DN07 DN08 DN09
. Differential pairs . . Complementary types (Note, HA08, 17, 18) . . Double balanced types (AA22 also) . . Parallel types (AA21 also) . . Cascade connection types (Note, MA08) . . Configurations of amplifier elements per se . . . Specifying emitter regions (HA07 also) . . . Specifying channel dimensions (HA16 also) . . Using inverters (KA04 also)
DN11 DN12 DN13 DN14 DN15 DN16
. Load circuit configurations . . Using active elements (Active loads) . . . Active loads being negative resistances (Note, HA28, KA58) . . . Base (gate) commonly-connected active loads . . . Providing bases (gates) for constant currents (KA05-06 also) . . Loads inserted between collectors (drains)
DN21 DN22 DN23 DN24 DN25 DN26 DN27 DN28
. Emitter (source) circuit configurations . . Emitter (source) direct connection configurations . . Provided with constant current sources (AK05-06 also) . . . Constant current sources being current mirror configurations (AK05-06 also) . . Provided with emitter (source) feedback resistances . . . Emitter (source) feedback resistances being negative resistances (Note, AH28, AK58) . . Providing a bi-pass capacitor between emitters (sources) (Note, AH29, AK58) . . Providing emitter (source) current variable circuits (Note, AK07-08)
DP DP00
OUTPUT STAGE CONFIGURATIONS
DP01 DP02 DP03 DP04
. Unbalanced output configurations . Balanced output configurations . Provided with current absorption circuits (Note, AK05-10) . Current and current converter configurations (Note, Ak09-10)
H03F1/00-1/28;3/00-3/195;3/38-3/40 LU LU00
AMPLIFIERS FOR LIGHT RECEIVED SIGNALS
LU01 LU02 LU03 LU04 LU05 LU06 LU07
. Light receiving elements (AA56 also) . . Photodiodes (AA56 also) . . . Avalanche photodiodes (AA56 also) . . Phototransistors (AA56 also) . . Photoconductors (AA56 also) . . Phototubes (AA56 also) . Light emitting elements (AA56 also)
LV LV00
LOW-FREQUENCY AMPLIFIERS AND HIGH-FREQUENCY AMPLIFIERS
LV01 LV02 LV03 LV04 LV05 LV06 LV07 LV08 LV09 LV10
. Interlocking (Note, AH40) . Amplifier switching (Note, AA51, AF18) . Level adjustments (Including gain control) . Mixing (e.g. microphone mixing) (AA57 also) . Filters (Including tuning circuits) (Note, AK14, AK41-46) . Push-pull connections (Note, AA15) . Preamplifiers (Pre-amplifiers) (AS01 also) . Main amplifiers (Power amplifiers) (Note, AA41) . Intermediate frequencies . Video equipment (AS08 also)
MU MU00
PURPOSES OF MODULATION TYPE AMPLIFIERS
MU01 MU02 MU03 MU04 MU05 MU06 MU07
. Insulating amplification (Note, AA49) . DC amplification (Note, AA03) . Countermeasures against unnecessary signals (Note, AC11, AC41) . . Countermeasures against offsets, drifts (Note, AC12, AC13) . . Countermeasures against spikes (Note, AC50) . Improvements of linearity (Note, AC04) . Improvements of power supplies, transmitters (Note, AC04)
MV MV00
ELEMENTS, STRUCTURES OF DEMODULATED AMPLIFIERS
MV01 MV02 MV03 MV04 MV05 MV06 MV07 MV08 MV09 MV10
. Optically coupled elements (Including photocoupler) (AH45 also) . Transformers (Including saturable transformer) (AH35 also) . . Transformers with more than three coils (AH36 also) . . Transformers with intermediate taps (AH37 also) . Interlocked switches (AH40 also) . Differential amplifiers (Including operational amplifier) (Note, AK01, AK02) . Comparator circuits (Comparators) (AK17 also) . Integration circuits (AK31 also) . Digital circuits (D/A converter or the like) (AK33 also) (Note, AK34) . Multiple power supplies (AK48, AM23-25 also)
MV11 MV12 MV13 MV14 MV15 MV16 MV17 MV18 MV19 MV20
. Demodulation, rectification (Note, AK51, AK55) . . Synchronous rectification (AK52 also) . Magnetic modulator (AK54 also) . Choppers (AK56 also) . Inverters (DC/AC conversion) (AK57 also) . Multi (point) input configurations (AM10 also) . Special inputs (thermocouple inputs or the like) . Feedback circuits (AM11 also) . AC amplifiers (Note, AA01, AA02) . Pulse width modulators (PWM) (AA27 also)
H03F1/30-1/40 NC NC00
PURPOSES OF TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION, POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE COMPENSATION
NC01 NC02 NC03 NC04
. Compensating temperature characteristics of circuit elements configuring amplifiers . . Compensating temperature fluctuations of Vbe of transistors, VF of diodes . Prevention of element destruction caused by temperature rise (Either of AC55-57 also) . Compensating gain variations
ND ND00
PURPOSES OF FEEDBACKS
ND01 ND02
. Adjustment and change of input and output impedances (Including dumping factors) (Note, AC71-74) . Adjustment changes of gains
NF NF00
MEANS FOR TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION, POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE COMPENSATION
NF01 NF02 NF03 NF04 NF05 NF06 NF07 NF08 NF09 NF10
. Due to generation of constant bias voltages, currents . . Using voltages of constant voltage diodes as references . Having means directly detecting fluctuations of power supply voltages . By improvements of elements . Arranging characteristics of plural elements (Note, AF07) . Controls of bias, idling currents (Note, AF10) . Open loop controls (Note, AF20) . Closed loop controls (Note, AM20) . Superimposing variation portions on signal voltages, currents and offsetting them (Note, AF08) . Feedbacks (Note, AM11-12)
NF11 NF12 NF13 NF14
. AGC (Clear descriptions, also see AK00 and keyword "AGC") . Using operating points having not temperature fluctuations . Detecting collector losses . Thermal coupling (Note, AH42-43)
NG NG00
MEANS FOR REDUCING DISTORTIONS
NG01 NG02 NG03 NG04 NG05 NG06 NG07 NG08 NG09 NG10
. Reducing distortion generations per se . Reducing distortions by offsetting (Note, AF07-08) . . Pre (post) distortions (Note, AF07-08) . Generating distortion elements (Note, AF07-08) . Extracting distortion components . Feedbacks (Note, AM11-13) . Feed forwards (Note, AM14-16) . AGC (Clear descriptions, also see AK00 and keyword "AGC") . By improvements of elements . Displaying distortions (AK67 also)
NG11
. Making input and output characteristics non-linear (Note, AC25)
NH NH00
ELEMENTS AND STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS USED FOR COMPENSATION, ELEMENTS AND STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF FEEDBACK CIRCUITS
NH01 NH02 NH03 NH04 NH05 NH06 NH07 NH08 NH09 NH10
. Integration circuits (AK31 also) . Differential circuits (AK30 also) . Adding and subtracting circuits (AK26 also) . Multiplying and dividing circuits . Smoothing circuits (AK25 also) . Time constant circuits (AK25 also) . Comparator circuits (Voltages and currents, also see AK17, Phases, also see AK00) . Detection circuits (AK55 also) . Rectification circuits (AK51 or 52 also) . Hold circuits (AK19 also)
NH11 NH12 NH13 NH14 NH15 NH16 NH17 NH18 NH19 NH20
. Limiter circuits (AK20 also) . Peak detecting circuits . Variable elements (capacities, inductances, voltage sources or the like) (Note, AH30-34) . . Variable resistances (AH26 also) . Switching elements, switches (Any of AH38-41 also) . Frequency elements, filters (Note, AK41-46) . . LPF (AK42 also) . . HPF (AK46 also) . . Variable switching . Temperature sensing elements (AH43 also)
NH21 NH22 NH23
. Constant voltage sources, constant voltage elements (Note, AK11) . . Zener diodes (AH20 also) . Characterized by using other elements and structural elements
NM NM00
TYPES OF FEEDBACKS
NM01 NM02 NM03 NM04 NM05 NM06
. Current feedbacks (Note, AK27-28) . Voltage feedbacks . Hybrid feedbacks . Having plural feedback circuits . Remote sensing . Motional feedbacks (Note, AK62-63)
NN NN00
CONFIGURATIONS OF FEEDBACKS
NN01 NN02 NN03 NN04 NN05 NN06 NN07
. Extraction parts of feedback signals (Characterised, see free words) . . Extracting plural voltages, currents . . Extracting signals other than amplified signals . Returning points of feedback signals (Characterised, see free word ) . . Having plural returning points . . Returning to bias circuits (Note, AM20) . . Returning to ATT, VCA, and controlling it (Note, AM20)
NN11 NN12 NN13 NN14 NN15 NN16 NN17
. Signal processing in feedback circuits (Characterised, see free word) . . Providing frequency characteristics (Note, AC61-64) . . . Extracting direct-current components . . . Extracting AC components . . Extracting idling current components (Note, AC83) . . Extracting distortion components or noise components . . Extracting envelope signal (Note, AK42, AK51)
H03F1/42-1/56;3/20-3/36;3/42-3/44;3/50-3/52 PF PF00
ABNORMALITY DETECTION MEANS
PF01 PF02 PF03 PF04 PF05 PF06 PF07 PF08 PF09 PF10
. Detecting input signals . Detecting output signals . Detecting signals of specified portions other than inputs and outputs . Comparing input signals with output signals, and detecting . Detection of currents . Detection of voltage . Detection of voltages . Detection of temperatures . Detection of specified frequency components . . Detection of DC components
PG PG00
PROTECTION MEANS
PG01 PG02 PG03 PG04 PG05 PG06 PG07 PG08
. Controlling inputs . Controlling motion of output elements . Controlling loads . . Separating loads . Controlling power supplies . . Isolating power supplies . Cooling . Displaying abnormalities
H03F1/00-1/28;3/00-3/195;3/38-3/40 RF RF00
NOISE GENERATION PREVENTING MEANS
RF01 RF02 RF03 RF04 RF05 RF06 RF07 RF08 RF09 RF10
. By-passing signal transmission lines . . By-passing by electronic switching elements . . By-passing by mechanical switching elements . Isolating signal transmission paths . . Isolating with electronic switching elements . . Isolating with mechanical switching elements . Preventing output voltage from suddenly rising or falling . . Making constant time output terminal to be grounding potential . . Making constant time output transistor to be OFF . . Making rising of output transistor to be smooth
RF11 RF12 RF13 RF14 RF15 RF16
. . Making potential of input terminal and feedback terminal balanced . Making an amplifying function to be non-operable while a power supply voltage is unstable. . . Stop operation of constant current source . Control of timing of applying voltage to plural amplifiers . . Using electronic switching elements . . Using mechanical switching elements
RG RG00
MEANS FOR IMPROVING EFFICIENCY
RG01 RG02 RG03 RG04 RG05 RG06 RG07 RG08 RG09
. Continuously changing power supply voltages according to signal levels . . Controlling power supply voltages by switching . . Controlling power supply voltages by other amplifiers . . Providing voltage adjustment elements between power supply and amplification elements . Switching plural power supply voltages according to signal levels . . Amplification elements being connected in series . . Amplification elements being connected in parallel . . Providing power supply voltages temporally at high levels . Controlling biases according to signal levels
RU RU00
GENERATING SOURCES, AND TYPES OF NOISES
RU01 RU02 RU03 RU04 RU05 RU06 RU07 RU08 RU09 RU10
. Noises generating from elements (AC42 also) . . Noises generating from transistors (AC 44 also) . . Thermal noises . . Noises generated by loads . . Noises generated by fluctuations of elements . Noises from power supplies (AC46 also) . . Noises caused by power ripples (AC47 also) . . Noises caused by induction . . Noises caused by bias power supplies . Noises generated by temperature changes
RU11 RU12 RU13 RU14
. Noises generated by magnetic tapes . High-frequency noises . Low-frequency noises . Externally-produced noises
H03F1/42-1/56;3/20-3/36;3/42-3/44;3/50-3/52 WU WU00
SPECIAL CONFIGURATIONS OF POWER AMPLIFIERS
WU01 WU02 WU03 WU04 WU05 WU07 WU08 WU09 WU10
. Self-excited type PWM . Separately excited type PWM . A certain amplifier driving another amplifier . . One side being PWM amplifiers . Having forced cooling devices . Emitter outputs (Source outputs) . Collector outputs (Drain outputs) . Complementary (Complementary types) . Semi-complementary
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