The phrase 'amplifying circuit' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to describe an electrical circuit that increases the power of a signal. For example: "The electrical engineer designed an amplifying circuit to boost the signal strength of the radio."
In order to drive the resonant-cavity light emitting diode (RCLED), we designed an amplifying circuit at the transmitter using a commercially available amplifier (OPA695) also from Texas Instruments.
Kato, M. et al. TGF-beta activates Akt kinase through a microRNA-dependent amplifying circuit targeting PTEN.
The designed RCSA is mainly composed of a basic amplifying circuit, a reset circuit and a dark current compensation circuit.
The varying collector current through the collector series resistor causes a varying voltage drop, which may be used as the signal source for a subsequent amplifying circuit.
The amplifying circuit which replaces the interstage and post stage discrete components of a traditional CSP with integrated operational amplifier is simpler and more reliable.
The sensing/actuating control cabinet contains a multichannel sensing signal conditioning circuit, an A/D conversion module, a D/A conversion module, a multichannel voltage amplifying circuit, and some other parts.
CMOS amplifying circuits have been integrated on-chip with the cantilever structures.
Large resistance response reaching 100% for 0.5% of H2 in air makes it possible to use the fabricated sensors without complex and expensive amplifying circuits.
A signal-amplifying circuit can solve this problem and has been applied to reveal previously undetectable responses of Rhl quorum-sensing promoters in Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Karig & Weiss, 2005).
The proximity electronics include CCD bias voltage filters and a pre-amplifier circuit for amplifying the analogue video output signal produced by the on-chip amplifier.
There are several ways of classifying amplifier circuits that are not dependent on the technology of the amplifying device: (1) classification by common element, (2) classification by active device conduction angle, (3) classification by transfer function, (4) classification by feedback versus nonfeedback, and (5) classification by frequency response.
