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The translinear operational current amplifier (TOCA) provides bipolar current amplification using two basic network configurations with current gain adjustable by two resistors.
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Introduces the translinear operational current amplifier (TOCA) as a new building block for bipolar current amplification.
A new concept for a standard element which is able to perform bipolar current amplification is presented. Two basic network configurations that give an output current directly proportional to the input current are introduced. The current gain of each configuration is adjustable by two resistors. This new versatile circuit has been called the ‘translinear operational current amplifier’ (TOCA).
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Alain Fabre (1986) studied this question. The translinear operational current amplifier (TOCA) provides bipolar current amplification using two basic network configurations with current gain adjustable by two resistors.
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