Jensen's circuit was a very nice piece, but is a bit dated
after 20+ years.
You will be interested to know that Deane received a US
patent on the inductors on the diff pair as a means of
lowering the open loop gain at higher frequencies and
improving loop stability.

after 20+ years.
You will be interested to know that Deane received a US
patent on the inductors on the diff pair as a means of
lowering the open loop gain at higher frequencies and
improving loop stability.

Ahhhh....
Nelson, thanks for explaining why I haven't seen those inductors in any other designs! I never considered that the idea was patented.
And that hypno thingie is making me sleepy ...
Nelson, thanks for explaining why I haven't seen those inductors in any other designs! I never considered that the idea was patented.
And that hypno thingie is making me sleepy ...
Nelson Pass said:...
You will be interested to know that Deane received a US
patent on the inductors on the diff pair as a means of
lowering the open loop gain at higher frequencies and
improving loop stability.
You you you !!!
Hi, Purer
When will you send Goldmund Amplifier Cloned to me ?
I wait for you 2 months ago !
Please contact me as soon as posible !
Thanks
Anadigit
Hi, Purer
When will you send Goldmund Amplifier Cloned to me ?
I wait for you 2 months ago !
Please contact me as soon as posible !
Thanks
Anadigit
You will be interested to know that Deane received a US
patent on the inductors on the diff pair as a means of
lowering the open loop gain at higher frequencies and
improving loop stability.
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Great..
Somewhat like the infamous Rambus, it s easier to patent
something that already exists.
If my memory is good, inductors implemented in a differential
emitters date back from the mid 60s.
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