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Circuit for generating a sum or differential frequency signal

CA 1213945 A · Owner: Sony Corporation · Inventors: Yamagiwa, Kazuo

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There is provided a sum or differential frequency signal generating circuit for two input signals of first and second frequencies. This circuit comprises: 1st and 2nd differential amplifiers which receive the input signal of the 1st frequency and generate differential 1st and 2nd output currents having the phase difference of 90°; 3rd and 4th differential amplifiers which receive the input signal of the 2nd frequency and generate differential 3rd and 4th output currents having a phase difference of 90°; a 1st multiplier consisting of a differential amplifier for generating the multiplication output current of the output currents of the 1st and 3rd differential amplifiers; a 2nd multiplier …

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  • Granted November 12, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 12, 2003.
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FiledFebruary 8, 1984
GrantedNovember 12, 1986
Term endedNovember 12, 2003
Patent numberCA 1213945 A
Classification (IPC)H03K3/02 +1 more

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1985198719891991199319951997199920012003Application filedFeb 8, 1984Patent grantedNov 12, 1986Term endedNov 12, 2003

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