Buffer circuit suitable for low voltage operation

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CA 1208314

TITLE: BUFFER CIRCUIT SUITABLE FOR LOW VOLTAGE OPERATION ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE An integrated circuit unity gain buffer ampli- fier suitable for low voltage operation, in which the in- put signal is applied to the base of a common emitter NPN transistor first stage. The collector of the first stage is connected to the base of an emitter follower NPN transistor second stage. The emitter of the second stage is connected to the base of an emitter follower PNP transistor third stage. The collector of the first stage is loaded by a constant current source and its emitter is connected through a resistance to ground. The collector and emitter of the second and third stages respectively are connected together through a resistor to the supply voltage. The emitter of the second stage is connected through a resistance to ground. The collector of the third stage is connected both to the output terminal and to the emitter of the first stage. This allows the cir- cuit to operate at a very low supply voltage without any transistor operating in practical saturation.

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