Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "In electronics, the Gilbert cell is an elaborated cascode circuit used as an analog multiplier and frequency mixer. It was invented by Howard Jones in 1963, \"Dual output synchronous detector utilizing transistorized differential amplifiers\", patent US3241078A, 03/15/1966, but usually attributed to Barrie Gilbert (before joining Analog Devices) in 1968.The properties of the circuit is that the output current is a 4 quadrant multiplication of the differential base voltages of the LO and RF inputs."@en }
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- Gilbert_cell abstract "In electronics, the Gilbert cell is an elaborated cascode circuit used as an analog multiplier and frequency mixer. It was invented by Howard Jones in 1963, \"Dual output synchronous detector utilizing transistorized differential amplifiers\", patent US3241078A, 03/15/1966, but usually attributed to Barrie Gilbert (before joining Analog Devices) in 1968.The properties of the circuit is that the output current is a 4 quadrant multiplication of the differential base voltages of the LO and RF inputs.".
- Gilbert_cell comment "In electronics, the Gilbert cell is an elaborated cascode circuit used as an analog multiplier and frequency mixer. It was invented by Howard Jones in 1963, \"Dual output synchronous detector utilizing transistorized differential amplifiers\", patent US3241078A, 03/15/1966, but usually attributed to Barrie Gilbert (before joining Analog Devices) in 1968.The properties of the circuit is that the output current is a 4 quadrant multiplication of the differential base voltages of the LO and RF inputs.".