Abstract An arrangement for suppressing audible noise occurring when audio equipment is switched on and off, in which a first electronic switch is connected to the output of an amplifier that has a negative feedback loop formed between the amplifier output and an inverting input of the amplifier. The output of the amplifier is connected to a load impedance through the first electronic switch. A second electronic switch is connected to a junction between the load impedance and the first electronic switch, and to the inverting input of the amplifier. A joint control line permits the two electronic switches to be turned on and off simultaneously. The two electronic switches can be connected in parallel through a feedback resistor in the negative feedback loop.
An arrangement for suppressing audible noise occurring when audio equipment is switched on and off, comprising: an amplifier with output means; a first electronic switch connected to said output means of said amplifier; an amplifier load impedance connected to said amplifier output means through said first electronic switch: said amplifier having a negative feedback loop formed between said output means and an inverting input of said amplifier; junction connection means between said load impedance and said first electronic switch; and a second electronic switch connected between said junction connection means and said inverting input of said amplifier; a power-amplification stage connected to said output means of said amplifier; a voltage-amplification stage with an inverting input terminal; and a third electronic switch closing said negative-feedback loop from an output connection of said power-amplification stage to said inverting input terminal of said voltage-amplification stage when said first electronic switch and said second electronic switch are simultaneously blocked, said first electronic switch and said second electronic switch operating in a mute mode when being blocked simultaneously.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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An arrangement for suppressing audible noise occurring when audio equipment is switched on and off, comprising: an amplifier with output means; a first electronic switch connected to said output means of said amplifier; an amplifier load impedance connected to said amplifier output means through said first electronic switch: said amplifier having a negative feedback loop formed between said output means and an inverting input of said amplifier; junction connection means between said load impedance and said first electronic switch; and a second electronic switch connected between said junction connection means and said inverting input of said amplifier; a power-amplification stage connected to said output means of said amplifier; a voltage-amplification stage with an inverting input terminal; and a third electronic switch closing said negative-feedback loop from an output connection of said power-amplification stage to said inverting input terminal of said voltage-amplification stage when said first electronic switch and said second electronic switch are simultaneously blocked, said first electronic switch and said second electronic switch operating in a mute mode when being blocked simultaneously.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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An arrangement as defined in claim 1, including a joint control line connected to said first electronic switch and said second electronic switch for turning said first electronic switch and said second electronic switch on and off simultaneously.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
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An arrangement as defined in claim 1, including a feedback resistor in said negative feedback loop, said first electronic switch and said second electronic switch being connected substantially in parallel through said feedback resistor.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
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An arrangement as defined in claim 1, wherein said amplifier has an amplificaton level of 0 DB when said amplifier is operating.