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Kleinberg, L.

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Oscillator or Amplifier With Wide Frequency Range

Inductive and capacitive effects synthesized with feedback circuits. Oscillator/amplifier resistively tunable over wide frequency range. Feedback circuits containing operational amplifiers, resistors, and capacitors synthesize electrical effects of inductance and capacitance in parallel between input terminals. Synthetic inductance and capacitance, and, therefore, resonant frequency of input admittance, adjusted by changing potentiometer setting.

Kleinberg, L.

Band-Pass Amplifier Without Discrete Reactance Elements

Inherent or "natural" device capacitance exploited. Band-Pass Circuit has input impedance of equivalent circuit at frequencies much greater than operational-amplifier rolloff frequency. Apparent inductance and capacitance arise from combined effects of feedback and reactive component of amplifier gain in frequency range.

Kleinberg, L.

Low-Noise Band-Pass Amplifier

Circuit uses standard components to overcome common limitation of JFET amplifiers. Low-noise band-pass amplifier employs JFET and operational amplifier. High gain and band-pass characteristics are achieved with suitable choice of resistances and capacitances. Circuit should find use as low-noise amplifier, for example as first stage instrumentation systems.

Kleinberg, L.

Inductorless tuned circuit for high frequencies

Inductorless tuned circuit functions as filter, amplifier, or oscillator at radio frequencies. Circuit is based on two directly-coupled transistors operated at their transition frequency and fabricated as integrated circuit on single silicon chip.

Kleinberg, L.

Micropower active filters for vhf applications

High Q micropower filters for VHF applications based on conditionally stable negative resistance operation, describing computer-aided design, construction and performance

Gaertner, W. W.