Abstract In an equalizer amplifier of RC attenuation type comprising an RC circuit having RIAA reproduction characteristics, the RC circuit is connected between an input of a first amplifier for amplifying an output signal of the RC circuit and an output of a second amplifier for amplifying an output signal of the first amplifier. One of the amplifiers is a noninverting amplifier, and the other is an inverting amplifier. So constituted, the equalizer amplifier increases apparently impedances of RC elements connected between the input of the first amplifier and the output of the second amplifier and permits the use of a capacitor of a smaller capacitance value which has good electrical characteristics.
An equalizer amplifier circuit comprising: an RC circuit having frequency characteristics substantially identical with the RIAA reproduction characteristics, said RC circuit including: a first terminal to receive an input signal; a second terminal to deliver an output signal; and a third terminal; a first amplifier having: an input coupled to said second terminal of said RC circuit; and an output; and a second amplifier having: an input coupled to said output of said first amplifier; and an output coupled to said third terminal of said RC circuit; one of said first and second amplifiers being a noninverting amplifier and the other of said first and second amplifiers being an inverting amplifier.
Claim 2
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An equalizer amplifier circuit comprising: an RC circuit having frequency characteristics substantially identical with the RIAA reproduction characteristics, said RC circuit including: a first terminal to receive an input signal; a second terminal to deliver an output signal; and a third terminal; a first amplifier having: an input coupled to said second terminal of said RC circuit; and an output; and a second amplifier having: an input coupled to said output of said first amplifier; and an output coupled to said third terminal of said RC circuit; one of said first and second amplifiers being a noninverting amplifier and the other of said first and second amplifiers being an inverting amplifier.
Claim 3
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A circuit according to claim 1, wherein said first and second amplifiers are operational amplifiers.
Claim 4
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A circuit according to claim 1 or 2, wherein said first amplifier is a noninverting amplifier, and said second amplifier is an inverting amplifier.
Claim 5
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A circuit according to claim 1, further comprising a third amplifier having an output coupled to said first terminal of said RC circuit for applying said input signal to said first terminal of said RC circuit.
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A circuit according to claim 1, wherein said RC circuit comprises: a first resistor connected between said first and second terminals; a first capacitor having two ends, one end being connected to said second terminal; a second resistor connected between said third terminal and the other end of said first capacitor; and a second capacitor connected in parallel with said second resistor.
Claim 7
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A circuit according to claim 5, wherein said first amplifier is a noninverting operational amplifier; and said second amplifier is an inverting operational amplifier.
Claim 8
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A circuit according to claim 1, wherein said RC circuit comprises: a first resistor connected between said first and second terminals; a first capacitor having two ends, one end being connected to said second terminal; a second resistor connected between said third terminal and the other end of said first capacitor; and a second capacitor connected between said second terminal and a given potential.
Claim 9
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A circuit according to claim 7, wherein said first amplifier is a noninverting operational amplifier; and said second amplifier is an inverting operational amplifier.