Abstract: An amplifier may include a main signal path having a plurality of stages compensated by feedback elements, the plurality of stages comprising an output stage configured to receive electrical energy from a power supply and an auxiliary path independent of the main signal path and comprising an output stage compensation circuit configured to generate a compensation current proportional to noise present in the power supply and apply the compensation current to cancel a power supply-induced current present in at least one of the feedback elements.

Abstract: A system comprises a first module and a second module, connected by a transmission line comprising first and second wires. The first module includes common mode voltage circuitry, for imposing a common mode voltage onto the first and second wires. The first module includes signal generation circuitry, for generating a signal voltage in response to first data, and for imposing the signal voltage as a differential signal onto the first and second wires during periods when the first module has first data to transmit. The second module includes current generation circuitry, for generating a signal current in response to second data, and for injecting the signal current as a differential current onto the first and second wires during periods when the second module has second data to transmit. The first module includes respective resistances connected to the first and second wires.

Abstract: An amplifier may include a main signal path having a plurality of stages compensated by feedback elements, the plurality of stages comprising an output stage configured to receive electrical energy from a power supply and an auxiliary path independent of the main signal path and comprising an output stage compensation circuit configured to generate a compensation current proportional to noise present in the power supply and apply the compensation current to cancel a power supply-induced current present in at least one of the feedback elements.

Abstract: A system comprises a first module and a second module, connected by a transmission line comprising first and second wires. The first module includes common mode voltage circuitry, for imposing a common mode voltage onto the first and second wires. The first module includes signal generation circuitry, for generating a signal voltage in response to first data, and for imposing the signal voltage as a differential signal onto the first and second wires during periods when the first module has first data to transmit. The second module includes current generation circuitry, for generating a signal current in response to second data, and for injecting the signal current as a differential current onto the first and second wires during periods when the second module has second data to transmit. The first module includes respective resistances connected to the first and second wires.