Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

Tokyo Sanyo Electric Co.

Eisuke Shiratani

Norio Imaizumi

Jyunji Sakamoto

An improved high speed switching circuit having at least an emitter grounded switching transistor, a first resistor connected between the base of said transistor and an input terminal, a second resistor connected between said base and the ground, a plurality of series connected diodes connected between the input terminal and the collector of said transistor has been disclosed. The ratio of the resistance of the first resistor to that of the second resistor is determined in accordance with the number of said series connected diodes.

High speed switching circuit which reduces effect of minor carrier

A pulse generator which can be applied to a horizontal deflection circuit and/or a vertical deflection circuit of a television set and of which almost all parts can be easily manufactured in a single IC (Integrated Circuit) chip has been found. A capacitor in an integrator circuit is charged and discharged alternately. The voltage across said capacitor and a second voltage, which is controlled by said voltage across said capacitor, are compared with a predetermined voltage. According to the result of the comparison, the capacitor is charged or discharged and, thus, a pulse oscillation is provided.

Pulse generator stabilized for change of ambient temperature and source

An improved D. C. power source whose output voltage is independent of changes in temperature is disclosed. Compensation for changes in temperature is established by three features. For a change of the voltage drop in the forward direction between the base and the emitter of a transistor, a plurality of diodes provided in a bias circuit in the transistor are utilizied; for a change of the current amplification factor .beta. of a transistor, an additional transistor is attached to the transistor, and; for a change of the value of an emitter resistor connected between the emitter of the transistor and the ground, an external stable resistor is utilized. The D. C. power source of the present invention is, in particular, useful for an integrated circuit.

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Eisuke Shiratani