Temperature-compensated f.e.t. multiplier

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A four-quadrant multiplier circuit using two identical f.e.t.s operated in the ohmic region is described. The temperature-dependent factors and the quadratic term in the f.e.t. characteristics are compensated, giving inherent temperature stability to the circuit performance and an accuracy better than 1 %.

Inspec keywords: transistor circuits; analogue computers

Subjects: Analogue circuits

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