AC Amplifier Passes Low Frequencies

Jan. 9, 1992

By basing an amplifier on a negative-resistance converter instead of input bootstrapping, you can build a device with a very low cutoff frequency, a modest-sized capacitor, and independently adjustable gain and input resistance.

John Dunn

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