Appeal No. 1996-3591
Application No. 08/251,053
amendment after final rejection filed February 16, 1997 was
denied entry by the Examiner.
The disclosed invention relates to a multiplier circuit
which includes feedback circuitry which stabilizes the
multiplier circuit. More particularly, Appellants indicate at
pages 6-9 of the specification that this feedback circuitry
operates such that the feedback voltage tends to equalize a
reference voltage and further that the feedback circuit is
free from capacitance which would unstabilize the feedback
circuit. A voltage divider is coupled to the feedback circuit
to reduce the multiplied voltage as illustrated in Figure 2 of
the drawings.
Claim 1 is illustrative of the invention and reads as
follows:
1. A memory device having a multiplier circuit,
comprising:
a reference generator circuit for producing a reference
voltage;
said multiplier circuit coupled to said reference
generator circuit for increasing a level of the reference
voltage to a multiplied voltage wherein, said multiplier
circuit has a feedback circuit connected to said reference
generator circuit to stabilize the multiplier circuit such
that a feedback voltage of said feedback circuit substantially
equals said reference voltage,
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