Abstract:
An amplifier circuit including an input stage and an output stage which are cascade-connected between a signal input terminal to which an input signal is input and a signal output terminal to which a capacitive load is connected, and which includes at least an input amplification stage and an output amplification stage, and a resistor circuit including at least a resistor inserted between the output terminal of the output amplification stage and the signal output terminal.
Abstract:
An amplifier circuit comprising an input stage and an output stage which are cascade-connected between a signal input terminal to which an input signal is input and a signal output terminal to which a capacitive load is connected and which includes at least an input amplification stage and an output amplification stage, and a resistor circuit including at least a resistor inserted between the output terminal of the output amplification stage and the signal output terminal.
Abstract:
A sample-and-hold circuit includes a first switch element which is opened or closed in accordance with a first control signal so as to selectively connect an input signal terminal for receiving an input signal to an internal terminal, a non-linear element for connecting the internal terminal to an output terminal, a potential holding circuit connected between the output terminal and ground, and a second switch element or a current source circuit which is controlled by a second control signal so as to selectively connect the output terminal to ground.
Abstract:
A capacitative load driving circuit is provided in a liquid crystal display device and has an input selection circuit having a wide and effective voltage range of an input signal. The driving circuit changes over through source or emitter followers formed by two types of conductivity, for detecting as to whether or not a potential of the input signal is in an input voltage range of a differential amplifier circuit constituting a voltage follower after selecting at least one input signal through any of source or emitter followers.
Abstract:
A D/A conversion circuit which can perform D/A conversion at high speed and with high precision is disclosed. The D/A conversion circuit comprises an analog reference power supply, an output buffer, a multiplexer, a pre-buffer, and a current changeover switch. The pre-buffer operates with a power supply voltage different from that of the analog reference power supply, and outputs a voltage substantially equal to an output voltage of the analog reference power supply. For a predetermined period after logic of digital data changes, the output voltage of the pre-buffer is supplied to the output buffer, and an input parasitic capacitor of the output buffer is charged/discharged. After the predetermined period elapses, the output voltage of the analog reference power supply is supplied to the output buffer. Therefore, a charging/discharging current of the input parasitic capacitor does not flow through the analog reference power supply, and fluctuation of the output voltage of the analog reference power supply can be suppressed.
Abstract:
A sample-and-hold circuit device which includes a plurality of sample-and-hold circuits and a comparator/amplifier for comparing a reference potential with an output signal which is output from the plurality of sample-and-hold circuits so as to amplify a difference between these two signals. An output of the comparator/amplifier is fed back to respective control terminals of the different sample-and-hold circuits, each being provided as a level control signal. In another embodiment, a plurality of adding circuits are provided for adding the outputs of the plurality of sample-and-hold circuits and then comparing this value with an arbitrary reference potential, whereby a difference between the sum value and the arbitrary reference potential is amplified and fed back to the control terminals of the sample-and-hold circuits.
Abstract:
A sample-and-hold circuit includes a first switch element which is opened or closed in accordance with a first control signal so as to selectively connect an input signal terminal for receiving an input signal to an internal terminal, a non-linear element for connecting the internal terminal to an output terminal, a potential holding circuit connected between the output terminal and ground, and a second switch element or a current source circuit which is controlled by a second control signal so as to selectively connect the output terminal to ground.
Abstract:
In an assembled battery system, parallel battery blocks are connected in series. Each of the battery blocks includes battery unit modules connected in parallel, and each of the modules includes a battery unit and a fuse connected in series. The battery block is provided with a common connection line connected to a fuse monitoring module, and MOS-FETs each having a gate, source and drain, wherein the fuse is connected between the gate and source, and the drain is connected to the connection line. The FET is turned on and a voltage is applied to the connection line through the FET from the battery unit, when the fuse is blown out. Thus, the fuse monitoring module can detects the blowout of the fuse, and a control module can turn off a control switch to stop charging/discharging of the assembled battery in accordance with the control signal from the fuse monitoring module.
Abstract:
A DC to DC converter includes an input terminal, an output terminal, first and second switches, an inductor, a smoothing unit, a first impedance element, a first resistor element, an operational amplifier and a control unit. The first switch is connected to the input terminal. The second switch is connected to the first switch and a ground terminal. The inductor is connected to the first switch and the output terminal. The smoothing unit is connected to the inductor and the ground terminal. The first impedance element is connected to the smoothing unit. The first resistor element is connected in series with the first impedance element. The operational amplifier is connected to the first impedance element. Reference voltage is added to the operational amplifier. The control unit controls the first and second switches according to a control signal outputted from the operational amplifier.
Abstract:
According to one embodiment, a circuit comprises a first resistor configured to have one end to which a first voltage is input and the other end which outputs a second voltage and a first amplifier configured to have an inverting input connected to the other end of the first resistor and a noninverting input to which a third voltage is input. The circuit further comprises a first capacitor configured to have one end to which an output of the first amplifier is input and the other end to which the other end of the first resistor is connected. An output of the first amplifier or an output of a second amplifier connected to the other end of the first resistor is a fourth voltage. In the circuit, the first resistor and a mirror capacitance composed of the first capacitor and the first amplifier constitute a low-pass filter.