Integrated high frequency amplifier

Claim 2

A high frequency integrated amplifier comprising: a low pass band type feedback circuit coupled between input and output terminals of said high frequency amplifier, said feedback circuit including a first resistor and a capacitor which act as a Miller integrating circuit; said Miller integrating circuit comprises a differential amplifier; a first transistor operating as an emitter follower the emitter terminal of said first transistor being coupled to the base terminal of a second transistor, said second transistor being part of said differential amplifier; the base terminal of said first transistor being coupled through a second resistor to the emitter terminal of a third transistor, said third transistor being coupled to a feedback terminal of said high frequency amplifier.

Claim 3

An integrated high frequency amplifier comprising a pair of first and second transistors with their emitter electrodes connected in common, said first and second transistors constituting a differential amplifier, a third transistor, a resistor connecting a base electrode of said third transistor to said commonly connected emitter electrodes in an emitter follower fashion, fourth and fifth transistors, means for connecting a base electrode of said fourth transistor to an emitter electrode of said third transistor, a sixth transistor with its base electrode connected to a collector electrode of said second transistor, serially connected resistors connected between a base electrode of said fifth transistor and an emitter electrode of said sixth transistor, means for connecting a junction between said serially connected resistors to a base electrode of said second transistor, a capacitor connected between base and collector electrodes of said fifth transistor, said fourth and fifth transistors, said serially connected resistors, and said capacitor constituting a differential integrating amplifier, means for applying an input signal to a base electrode of said first transistor, and means for deriving out an output from the emitter electrode of said sixth transistor.

Claim 4

An integrated high frequency amplifier comprising a pair of first and second transistors with their emitter electrodes connected in common, said first and second transistors constituting a differential amplifier, a third transistor, a resistor connecting a base electrode of said third transistor to said commonly connected emitter electrodes in an emitter follower fashion, fourth and fifth transistors, means for connecting a base electrode of said fourth transistor to an emitter electrode of said third transistor, a sixth transistor with its base electrode connected to a collector electrode of said second transistor, serially connected resistors connected between a base electrode of said fifth transistor and an emitter electrode of said sixth transistor, means for connecting a junction between said serially connected resistors to a base electrode of said second transistor, a capacitor connected between base and collector electrodes of said fifth transistor, said fourth and fifth transistors, said serially connected resistors, and said capacitor constituting a differential integrating amplifier, means for applying an input signal to a base electrode of said first transistor, and means for deriving out an output from the emitter electrode of said sixth transistor.

Claim 5

The integrated amplifier according to claim 2 wherein said third transistor comprises a low frequency transistor having an emitter grounded current amplification factor of unity.

Claim 6

The integrated amplifier according to claim 2 wherein said resistor connected to the base electrode of said third transistor and a capacitance of said base electrode constitute a low pass filter which prevents a high frequency signal from appearing at the base electrode of said fourth transistor.

Claim 7

The integrated high frequency amplifier according to claim 4 wherein a cutoff frequency of said low pass filter is set to lie in a low frequency range of the amplifier.