Constant voltage source circuit
First Claim
1. A constant voltage source circuit comprising:
- an input terminal for receiving an input voltage;
an output transistor connected to said input terminal for outputting a predetermined output voltage in accordance with said input voltage;
a differential amplifier for controlling said output transistor; and
a reference voltage control means, operatively connected to said differential amplifier and said input terminal, for monitoring variations of said input voltage and for outputting a predetermined constant voltage to said differential amplifier as a reference voltage when said input voltage is higher than a predetermined voltage level, and outputting a voltage varied in accordance with the variation of said input voltage to said differential amplifier as the reference voltage when said input voltage falls below said predetermined voltage level.
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Abstract
A constant voltage source circuit which is provided with an output transistor (Q1) for outputting a predetermined output voltage (V0) in accordance with an input voltage (VIN) and a differential amplifier (A), and is further characterized in that the circuit further comprises a reference voltage control means which monitors variations of the input voltage (VIN) and outputs a predetermined constant voltage to the differential amplifier (A) as a reference voltage when the input voltage (VIN) is higher than, a predetermined voltage level, and a voltage varied in accordance with the variation of the input voltage (VIN) is output therefrom to the differential amplifier (A) as a reference voltage when the input voltage (VIN) falls below a predetermined voltage level.
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1. A constant voltage source circuit comprising:
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an input terminal for receiving an input voltage; an output transistor connected to said input terminal for outputting a predetermined output voltage in accordance with said input voltage; a differential amplifier for controlling said output transistor; and a reference voltage control means, operatively connected to said differential amplifier and said input terminal, for monitoring variations of said input voltage and for outputting a predetermined constant voltage to said differential amplifier as a reference voltage when said input voltage is higher than a predetermined voltage level, and outputting a voltage varied in accordance with the variation of said input voltage to said differential amplifier as the reference voltage when said input voltage falls below said predetermined voltage level. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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