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15th May 2005, 08:21 AM
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Join Date: May 2005
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Spitsbergen Amp with PA630
Does anyone on this forum know anything about the Spitsbergen amp that used the PA630 current conveyor IC? (Come on Jan, I know that you're out there!)
In answer to some discussion in another thread, the PA630 was indeed patented (USA # 4,983,930) in 1991. (If you look that up, you'll find out who I am!) So, even though the circuitry was published in an IEE/IEEE textbook, it was patented, and it still is. It is licensed to Wadia and used in their high end CD players under the name "Swift Current". Regards, Linear |
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15th May 2005, 03:18 PM
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Doug, you have mail.
Jan Didden
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