Circuit arrangement having a switching amplifier
CA 2092882 A1 · Owner: Martin, Raimund · Inventors: Martin, Raimund; Pfannenmuller, Gerhard
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In a circuit arrangement having a switching amplifier (10) particularly for hearing aids, for limiting a pulse-width-modulated signal (S3) that is formed for a low-frequency signal (S1) and a higher-frequency delta signal (S2), a limitation of the output signal from the switching amplifier is achieved without a reduction in gain given only slight distortions. To that end the pulse-, width-modulated signal (S3) is supplied to a circuit (5; 14; 18) which modifies the width (D1, D2, D4) of individual pulses in the pulse-width-modulated signal (S3), whose width (D1 D2, D4) is, longer or/and shorter than a maximum or minimum pulse width (D3; D5) prescribable by the circuit (5; 14; 18). The …
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- Filed March 29, 1993. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended March 29, 2013.
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