Abstract: An amplifying circuit includes an operational amplifier, a pull-up circuit and a pull-down circuit. The operational amplifier generates a first pull-up signal, a first pull-down signal and an output signal, wherein the phases of the first pull-up signal and the first pull-down signal are out of phase with the output signal. The pull-up circuit includes a first controlling module for outputting a second pull-up signal according to the first pull-up signal, and a first adjusting module for adjusting the output signal according to the second pull-up signal. The pull-down circuit includes a second controlling module for outputting a second pull-down signal according to the first pull-down signal, and a second adjusting module for adjusting the output signal according to the second pull-down signal.

Abstract: An amplifying circuit includes an operational amplifier, a pull-up circuit and a pull-down circuit. The operational amplifier generates a first pull-up signal, a first pull-down signal and an output signal, wherein the phases of the first pull-up signal and the first pull-down signal are out of phase with the output signal. The pull-up circuit includes a first controlling module for outputting a second pull-up signal according to the first pull-up signal, and a first adjusting module for adjusting the output signal according to the second pull-up signal. The pull-down circuit includes a second controlling module for outputting a second pull-down signal according to the first pull-down signal, and a second adjusting module for adjusting the output signal according to the second pull-down signal.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an oscillating apparatus. The oscillating apparatus includes a biasing circuit, a multi-vibrator, a detecting circuit, and a selecting circuit. The biasing circuit is for generating a bias signal, wherein the biasing circuit includes a connecting port for using an impedance device to control an oscillating frequency or for directly connecting to external clock source as a reference clock. The multi-vibrator coupled to the biasing circuit for generating the oscillating frequency according to the quantity of the biasing signal. The detecting circuit coupled to the connecting port for generating a detecting signal whether the connecting port is coupled to the impedance device or the external clock source. The selecting circuit includes an AND gate coupled to the multi-vibrator and the selection signal and an OR gate coupled to the AND gate and the connecting port.

Abstract: A planar light source including a transflective film, a plurality of cold cathode fluorescence flat lamps and at least one reflective component to provide a uniform light source is described. A portion of the light emitted from the emitting areas of the cold cathode fluorescence flat lamps passes through the transflective film, and the other portion of the light is reflected to the reflective component by the transflective film. Then, the light is reflected to the dark areas between the emitting areas to compensate the brightness of the dark areas. When the brightness of the dark areas is compensated, the planar light source provides a uniform light without dark stripes.

Abstract: A fully differential, wide-band transconductance-transimpedance amplifier with a tuneable gain is disclosed. The amplifier includes a transconductance stage for generating a current signal from an inputted voltage signal. The amplifier also has a current gain stage for amplifying the current signal generated by the transconductance stage. Additionally, the amplifier includes a transimpedance stage for generating an output voltage signal from the amplified current signal generated in the current gain stage.

Abstract: A fully differential, wide-band transconductance-transimpedence amplifier with a tuneable gain is disclosed. The amplifier includes a transconductance stage for generating a current signal from an inputted voltage signal. The amplifier also has a current gain stage for amplifying the current signal generated by the transconductance stage. Additionally, the amplifier includes as transimpedance stage for generating an output voltage signal from the amplified current signal generated in the current gain stage.