Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 7
Claim 1
Independent Claim
152 words
In an electrical signal amplifier arrangement including an amplifier means having an input for receiving a signal to be amplified, and an output for providing an amplified signal; and a first output terminal and a second output terminal to which loads may be connected and to which said amplified signal is simultaneously coupled, apparatus comprising: a first resistance element for coupling said amplified signal from said amplifier output to said first output terminal and for determining the output impedance at said first output terminal; a second resistance element for coupling said amplified signal from said amplifier output to said second output terminal and for determining the output impedance at said second output terminal; a first feedback path, exclusive of said first resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input; and a second feedback path, inclusive of said second resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
152 words
In an electrical signal amplifier arrangement including an amplifier means having an input for receiving a signal to be amplified, and an output for providing an amplified signal; and a first output terminal and a second output terminal to which loads may be connected and to which said amplified signal is simultaneously coupled, apparatus comprising: a first resistance element for coupling said amplified signal from said amplifier output to said first output terminal and for determining the output impedance at said first output terminal; a second resistance element for coupling said amplified signal from said amplifier output to said second output terminal and for determining the output impedance at said second output terminal; a first feedback path, exclusive of said first resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input; and a second feedback path, inclusive of said second resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
32 words
The amplifier of claim 1, wherein: said first feedback path comprises a third resistance element; and said second feedback path comprises a fourth resistive element in addition to said second resistance element.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
43 words
The amplifier of claim 2, wherein the value of said fourth resistance element is selected so that the amplitude of said amplified signal provided at said amplifier output remains substantially constant whether or not said load is connected to said second output terminal.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
26 words
The amplifier of claim 1, wherein said first feedback path provides a feedback signal substantially greater than a feedback signal provided by said second feedback path.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
171 words
In an electrical signal amplifier arrangement including an amplifier means having an input for receiving a signal to be amplified, and an output for providing an amplified signal; and a first output terminal and a second output terminal to which loads may be connected and to which said amplified signal is simultaneously coupled, apparatus comprising: a first resistance element for coupling said amplified signal from said amplifier output to said first output terminal, and for determining the output impedance at said first output terminal; second resistance element for coupling said amplified signal from said amplifier output to said second output terminal, and for determining the output impedance at said second output terminal; a first feedback path, exclusive of said first resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input; and a second feedback path, inclusive of said second resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input; and a third feedback path, inclusive of said first resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
171 words
In an electrical signal amplifier arrangement including an amplifier means having an input for receiving a signal to be amplified, and an output for providing an amplified signal; and a first output terminal and a second output terminal to which loads may be connected and to which said amplified signal is simultaneously coupled, apparatus comprising: a first resistance element for coupling said amplified signal from said amplifier output to said first output terminal, and for determining the output impedance at said first output terminal; second resistance element for coupling said amplified signal from said amplifier output to said second output terminal, and for determining the output impedance at said second output terminal; a first feedback path, exclusive of said first resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input; and a second feedback path, inclusive of said second resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input; and a third feedback path, inclusive of said first resistance element, for coupling said amplifier output to said amplifier input.