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| unknown chapter 7 . 8/16
Amazing! You need to make one of ten/rose! please!
I just realized that Rose is saying what the Doctor is supposed to say :P
| Emmaline Haesel chapter 6 . 5/4
I honest to God squeaked when you laid out the little scenario of what you saw happening later on in this AU, it is so freaking cute!
| Emmaline Haesel chapter 2 . 5/4
You didn't... A very, Bad Wolf? Clever. I kind of want to see an 8/Rose, her with a fob watch, and have Eight be the War Doctor, but he's the one who meets her at the shop.
| Eagle Hawke chapter 7 . 4/6
Bad Wolf! Cool name for a ship!
| Eagle Hawke chapter 4 . 4/6
Bad Wolf 4
| Eagle Hawke chapter 3 . 4/6
Bad Wolf 3!
| Eagle Hawke chapter 2 . 4/6
Bad Wolf mention 2!
| Eagle Hawke chapter 1 . 4/6
Rose Tyler: Time Lady in a fob watch
BAD WOLF mention 1.
| an authors pseudonym chapter 3 . 3/14
"… because she called me her 'bad wolf'"
That was actually pretty funny and sweet, because I had a mental image of Jackie acting like a wolf and growling at the Doctor for keeping her little cub away from her for a whole year!
Time Lady Rose… hmm…
| an authors pseudonym chapter 2 . 3/14
"I would make a very bad wolf"
I loved the way you inserted that there, the Bad Wolf. Tell me, were you giggling to yourself when you did that? Because that was clever, very clever. Good job on the story. Excited to see Queen Rose
| an authors pseudonym chapter 1 . 3/14
"Delta 17 pop. Bad Wolf"
I liked the story you wrote, and I must admit, I also liked the insertion of Bad Wolf in there.
When you made Rose explain that she was a Pureblood, I admit that I thought of Harry Potter.
Cannot wait to see Victorian!Rose
| SassyFrassKerr chapter 7 . 2/22
Fun stories so far.
| Guest chapter 7 . 2/10
Please continue these. They are brilliant.
| Christian Chick chapter 7 . 1/26
You should totally write some more of these, they're awesome! I love the quick little snapshots they give. Has anybody ever asked to adopt one and turn it into a longer story?
Here's hoping you update soon,
| SolemnlySwearToManageMischief chapter 6 . 12/12/2014
My gosh, this is my favorite so far! I love you managed to coordinate The Family of Blood, Bad Wolf, the Doctor asking her twice, and so much more into one cohesive, wonderful story! I cried when Rose called him "sir" and asked him to leave. Brilliant story.


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Hip-hop fans will get their fill on 'Brooklynati'
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Pack that hip-hop suitcase and jump on the train to explore the music Mecca of "Brooklynati."
The album by Tanya Morgan, a part New York, part Cincinnati rap group — hence the album title "Brooklynati" — is something real hip-hop fans can rely on in times of need.
Tanya Morgan is made up of Von Pea, Donwill and Ilyas. The trio works extremely well together.
I'll admit that, at first, it's a little difficult to differentiate who is who when their turn on a song comes around. I wasn't really familiar with the group, but I'm starting to pick up the little variances in their vocals.
Regardless, "Brooklynati" is a diverse blend of beats conducive to relaxation and growth, lyrics about the tough road Tanya Morgan has taken to break through, and general resilience that is admirable and, at the same time, not off-putting or preachy.
They know times are difficult. The economy is down, which they make note of, and they're ready to make it out the tunnel with you.
In their "end-of-the-tunnel" viewpoint, one of the standout tracks on the album that I was most impressed with is "Plan B." At first, the chorus sounds something like a soulful sample created by Kanye West. But I found out that Napoleon is the man behind the vocals.
"Plan B" exemplifies what the group is trying to do. And it's refreshing because it actually seems like they have a intimate message — something of promise.
And even though they say it's not a drug song, "Without U" is another key song that I'm addicted to. It's something of a love song on the level of what I've come to expect from Common — when he was actually still writing good songs of the heart.
From top to bottom, "Brooklynati" is filled with songs that are enjoyable. And although there is a tiny bit of filler, there's enough for a hip-hop fan to get full on. And after you're done getting your fill of this second album, start digging in the crates because your bound to be impressed.
Side note: For those that fall in love or have already become a follower, Tanya Morgan offers a Brooklynati Survival Kit on the trio's Web site, http://imculture.com/. If you're looking for this album on wax, you'll have to make due with the survival kit, and although it only has a 7" recording, it should do for loyalists.
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By RICHARD PEREZ-PENA
Published: March 24, 1996
The Manhattan District Attorney's office has concluded that it cannot file criminal charges against the owners of a Harlem apartment building that partially collapsed a year ago, killing three people.
After a yearlong investigation, prosecutors have decided that even among the most abused buildings, structural failure like that at the Harlem building that collapsed is so rare that it cannot be viewed as a predictable result of neglect. Therefore, they said, owners cannot be held criminally responsible.
We had to conclude that the collapse was not reasonably foreseeable," the legal standard for prosecution, said Daniel Castleman, chief of investigations in District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau's office. Even if the owners had ordered a structural inspection of the building, at 142 West 140th Street, before it fell, he said, "They would have found structural problems, but probably not serious enough to force evacuation of the building and indicate imminent collapse."
Since most buildings collapse as a result of improper new construction or demolition work, not merely age or neglect, the decision is unlikely to apply to many cases.
After years of neglect and thousands of tenant complaints, the six-story building on West 140th Street, which had stood for 69 years, simply crumbled.
The outer wall gave way on the morning of March 21, 1995, pitching sleeping residents and their belongings to the ground amid a rain of bricks. Three people were killed, several others were injured and all of the tenants were left homeless. Mr. Castleman said the failure was caused by a weakening over time of a stone and mortar wall that formed the eastern foundation of the building, possibly because the mortar was improperly mixed.
With the District Attorney's office bowing out, the city will resume a contempt-of-court action against the owners, Marcus I. Lehman and Morris Wolfson, seeking jail terms and $1 million in fines for their failure to comply with court orders to fix several buildings they owned, said Harold M. Shultz, deputy commissioner of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development. That suit had been filed before the building collapsed, but it was put on hold pending the outcome of Mr. Morgenthau's investigation.
The maximum jail term the two could face for contempt is six months, but Mr. Shultz noted that the sentence is usually less. He said he did not disagree with Mr. Morgenthau's conclusions, but he added, "It would be better if we could get more under these circumstances, because these circumstances are particularly egregious."
Just after the collapse, prosecutors said the owners might face charges of criminally negligent homicide, a felony with a maximum sentence of 1 1/3 to 4 years in prison.
Former residents of the building and relatives of the victims were taken aback by Mr. Morgenthau's decision.
"These men ought to go to jail, and I was waiting to go to court to testify against them," said Roslyn Wiley-Haughton, a tenant of the building who now lives in the Bronx. She disagreed strongly with the District Attorney's conclusion. "It was foreseeable," she said. "There was evidence all over the place that the building was falling down."
When she was told that there would be no prosecution, Catherine Baylor, the sister of Ozzie Payne, a 76-year-old woman who was killed in the collapse, exclaimed, "What?" and then began to cry. "I can't even tell you how this makes me feel," she said.
Maurice Sieradzki, a lawyer who had sued the owners several times on behalf of tenants for a variety of problems in the building, said the result of the District Attorney's investigation was unfortunate but legally correct. "I did not see any criminal culpability," he said.
The owners, Mr. Wolfson and Mr. Lehman, could not be reached for comment. Their lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said that they "have been fully exonerated."
Several independent engineers had said shortly after the collapse that the conditions described by tenants could have been warnings of impending disaster. But Mr. Castleman said that an engineering firm specializing in building failures, which was hired by the District Attorney's office, concluded that there was probably no way to predict what happened.
In connection with the investigation, the Housing Department looked through decades' worth of records of building collapses and found that virtually all were caused by improper new construction or demolition work. Mr. Shultz said that "you had to go back to the late 1960's" to find a case like the one in Harlem where a building simply crumbled.
For instance, he said, the collapse on March 18 of part of a building on East 54th Street probably occurred because of recent construction work on the building next door.
Last September, the company owned by Mr. Lehman and Mr. Wolfson, Mount Wilson Realty, sold all of its apartment properties -- including the site on 140th Street, where what remained of the building was demolished -- to Baruch Singer, owner of a company that had managed the building before it collapsed. City officials said there were 12 properties in all, 9 in Harlem and 3 on West 108th Street between Central Park West and Manhattan Avenue.
TRW-REDI Property Data, a real estate research firm, found records of eight of the sales, showing that Mount Wilson Realty received $2.4 million for the buildings, well below the more than $4.8 million it had paid for them in 1987 and 1988.
At the time of the collapse, there were 337 housing code violations registered against the building on 140th Street, 56 considered potentially life-threatening though not related to the collapse. Housing inspectors had logged thousands of violations in the building since Mount Wilson bought it. Inspection reports read like a catalogue of decay, listing rat infestation, floors that caved in, leaking pipes, lack of heat and gaps between floors and walls, among other problems. Housing officials said that even before it collapsed, they considered the building to be unusually bad.
But Mr. Brafman contended that many violations were counted two and three times, and that in any case many were the tenants' fault. "In a high-crime neighborhood, it is simply impossible to keep the buildings in a completely violation-free condition," he said.
Though housing inspectors found many signs of structural problems, which were noted in their reports, they did not pass that information on to the Department of Buildings, as they are required to do. Since the collapse, all the city's housing inspectors have been given training in recognizing hints of structural distress, a program that Mr. Shultz said had resulted in dozens of warnings to the Department of Buildings.
People in the real estate business have said that Mr. Lehman and Mr. Wolfson were amateurs who paid inflated prices for Harlem real estate, hoping that the gentrification boom of the 1980's would keep moving uptown. The partners could not keep pace with their costs, and when the recession hit, their chances of recouping their investments evaporated.
Mr. Sieradzki, the lawyer, said he did not personally know Mr. Wolfson but had concluded that Mr. Lehman was "basically a decent guy" who was in over his head in the real estate business.


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JUNIOR – 2014: The second-year goaltender appeared in 28 games for the Mids as a junior and turned shots away at a .482 clip with 190 saves and 204 goals against … recorded the third-most steals on the team with 22 … assisted on 10 goals … helped Navy to a third place finish in CWPA Championship Tournament with four games of nine or more saves, while holding his opponents to nine or less goals in the first three contests … made a season-high 18 saves versus George Washington in the regular season … had 10 or more saves in seven games … named to the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches All-Academic Excellent squad with a 3.22 GPA.
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PERSONAL: A 2011 graduate of Coronado High School, Sabesky spent the 2011-12 year at NAPS ... competed in water polo and swimming while at Coronado ... was the 2011 water polo team MVP and was a second-team all-league selection ... was also the MVP of the swim team at Coronado ... son of Grant and Diana Sabesky ... several of his Navy teammates also attended Coronado High School ... father, Grant, played basketball at Point Loma College ... majoring in physics.


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Rebecca White Berch (born 1951) is a justice on the Arizona Supreme Court. On July 1, 2009, she began a five-year term as the court's Chief Justice, a position to which she was elected by her peers on the court. As chief justice, she succeeds Ruth McGregor. Berch has been a justice of the state's highest court since March 2002, when she was appointed to the court by Republican governor Jane Dee Hull.
Justice Berch earned her B.S. (1976), M.A. (1990) and J.D. from Arizona State University.[1]
Professional career[edit]
Justice Berch began her career as an Associate and Partner with the firm McGroder, Tryon, Heller, Rayes & Berch, 1979-1985 before serving as Director, Legal Writing Program, Arizona State University College of Law, from 1986–1991, and 1994-1995. She served as Solicitor General for the State of Arizona, from 1991–1994, as Special Counsel to the Arizona Attorney General from 1995–1996 and as First Assistant Arizona Attorney General from 1996-1998.
Justice Berch joined the bench as a Judge on the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division I, from April 1998- March 2002. She served as a justice on the Arizona Supreme Court in April 2002 - June 2005 before becoming Vice Chief Justice in June 2005.[2]
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- 2002 Professional Achievement and Contributions Award, Arizona Women Lawyers' Association
- 1999-2000 Outstanding Alumnus of the Year Award, Arizona State University College of Law
- 1998 General Appreciation Award, National Association of Attorneys
- 1998 Outstanding Service Award, Arizona Attorney General's Office
- 1994 Distinguished Service Award, Arizona State University College of Law
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Winner of the 1989 PEN/Hemingway Foundation Award for best first novel, this exquisite book confronts real-life issues of alienation and violence from which the author creates a stunning testament to the human capacity for mercy, compassion and love.
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Paget-Seekins, L. (2015).
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The owners are a lovely couple. The hotel is surrounded with native plants that were planted by the owners. It is a certified green hotel and they are still making more improvements in waste disposal and reducing environmental impact.
The restaurant has the best carpaccio I've had in along time. The chef is amazing--let him create for you. The salad bar is always fresh and interesting.
It's nice to be away from the hustle of the beach but with in a short walk. It's paradise in paradise. And great rates. They have hammocks on the side of the rooms... Monkeys...its really sweet. I've stayed there twice in the past three months after checking out other hotels in Guiones.


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From JULIANA TAIWO-OBALONYE, Abuja
President Goodluck Jonathan has congratulated President John Mahama on his victory in last weekend's presidential elections in Ghana. In a statement by the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, Jonathan said President Mahama's success in securing his people's mandate for a full term in office, following his assumption of presidential powers after the death of his predecessor in July 2012, was an endorsement by the Ghanaian electorate of his leadership and his party's action plan for further socio-economic development and continued consolidation of democracy in the country.
He said the elections was adjudged as free and fair by observers from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and other international observers. The president on behalf of himself, the government and people of Nigeria congratulated the people of Ghana for the successful conduct of the polls.
While calling on the victorious candidates and political party to extend a hand of partnership to the opposition, in the spirit of reconciliation and national progress, he enjoined all political leaders in Ghana to join hands with the government to collectively deepen democracy in the country in the overriding interest of continued peace, political stability and progress in their country.
Jonathan said as President Mahama prepare to begin a complete term in office as leader of his country, he assured him of the continued support, cooperation and goodwill of the Federal Government and people of Nigeria for his administration and the people of Ghana.
He said he would continue to work and collaborate with President Mahama and his administration at bilateral and multilateral levels on issues of common interest to Nigeria and Ghana.
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April 15, 2014
Combing all corners of the country and the blogosphere for your junior hockey headlines ...
The Kootenay-Medicine Hat Game 7 will be the first the Tigers have hosted since the 2007 WHL final, and I think we all know how that turned out. (Medicine Hat News)
Kootenay's Sam Reinhart is on top of at least one draft ranking. (Hockey's Future)
The prospect neither Kelowna's nor Portland's scoring aces, Myles Bell and Nic Petan, will be ready for the Western final is very high. (Kelowna Capital News, Portland Tribune, The Oregonian)
Colorado Avalanche defenceman Nick Holden is a pro without an old junior hockey haunt, since there was very little carryover from the Chilliwack Bruins to the Victoria Royals. (Vancouver Province)
Portland rookie Tyson Predinchuk gave up being a Millionaire to join one of the Dub's mint franchises. (Regina Leader-Post)
Aaron Ekblad, on the possibility that Sunday was his final game in Barrie Colts navy and gold: "I hate to think about it and I love to think about it at the same time, because the future is pretty fun to look at." (Barrie Examiner)
After falling one win shy of the 2013 final, Vancouver Canucks prospect Brendan Gaunce is a pivotal figure in the Erie-Guelph showdown. (Erie Times-News)
Former Kitchener teammates Ben Thomson and Josh Sterk will renew acquaintances in the North Bay-Oshawa series. (Waterloo Region Record)
Does Jacob de la Rose signing with the Montreal Canadiens have any spin-offs for the Windsor Spitfires, who chose him in the import draft? (Habs World)
The Peterborough Petes' bright young beacon on the blueline, Matt Spencer, wants to have more "offensive presence" during his sophomore season. (Hockey's Future)
Jonathan Drouin vs. Anthony Mantha in the President's Cup final four — get the popcorn ready. (La Presse)
Overage goalie Étienne Marcoux came up big to help Blainville-Boisbriand stave off elimination, but Rimouski's game was lacking urgency, says coach Serge Beausoleil. (Le Soleil)
Vaclav Karabacek, we hardly knew ye. The NHL draft prospect could be on the move from Gatineau to Charlottetown to compete an earlier trade. (Le Droit)
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... get introduced to them by another new friend we meet in Indiana at the Tagpole Rally. Thanks Nena and Mike.
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... of the trip. However, more beautiful scenery. This trip includes crossing into and out of Canada to get from Valdez to Haines.
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Off we went! The takeoff was smooth and the views were stunning from 1500 feet. It was about 15 minute flight until the glacier appears. We saw a few bald eagles on the way which was a treat. Landing on the glacier was smooth and once all 5 helicopters had dropped off their passengers and reloaded with ...
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... cliff following the road. We see its green and yellow engine hug the opposite cliff. As we round another cliff we see a small green sign, "Welcome to Canada," we've entered British Columbia. The Canadian customs official takes barely a glance at our passports as she waves us through. We pass Tutshi lake, a 10 mile long lake, blue turquoise water with white caps below the Iron capped mountains. The mountains boast a red sheen from the clay earth that creates a montage ...
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Cytotoxicity and inflammatory potential of two Pseudomonas mosselii strains isolated from clinical samples of hospitalized patients
Laboratoire de Microbiologie Signaux et Microenvironnement (LMSM) EA 4312, Université de Rouen, Normandie Université, 55 rue Saint-Germain, Evreux F-27000, France
BMC Microbiology 2013, 13:123 doi:10.1186/1471-2180-13-123Published: 29 May 2013
The genus Pseudomonas includes a heterogeneous set of microorganisms that can be isolated from many different niches and nearly 100 different strains have been described. The best characterized bacterium is Pseudomonas aeruginosa which is the primary agent of opportunistic infection in humans, causing both acute and chronic infections. Other species like fluorescens, putida or mosselii have been sporadically isolated from hospitalized patients but their association with the pathology often remains unclear.
This study focuses on the cytotoxicity and inflammatory potential of two strains of Pseudomonas mosselii (ATCC BAA-99 and MFY161) that were recently isolated from clinical samples of hospitalized patients. The behavior of these bacteria was compared to that of the well-known opportunistic pathogen P. aeruginosa PAO1. We found that P. mosselii ATCC BAA-99 and MFY161 are cytotoxic towards Caco-2/TC7 cells, have low invasive capacity, induce secretion of human β-defensin 2 (HBD-2), alter the epithelial permeability of differentiated cells and damage the F-actin cytoskeleton.
These data bring new insights into P. mosselii virulence, since this bacterium has often been neglected due to its rare occurrence in hospital.


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|Numéro de publication
|Type de publication
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|Date de publication
|21 nov. 1989
|Date de dépôt
|26 oct. 1988
|Date de priorité
|26 oct. 1988
|État de paiement des frais
|Autre référence de publication
|Numéro de publication
|Kevin K. Smith, Bryan E. Allsop, Seb Naik
|Cessionnaire d'origine
|Tektronix, Inc.
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Citations de brevets (3), Citations hors brevets (2), Référencé par (26), Classifications (9), Événements juridiques (4)
|Liens externes: USPTO, Cession USPTO, Espacenet
This invention relates to optical preamplifiers, and more specifically to optical preamplifiers which have been compensated in some manner for the thermal characteristics of an input GaAs device.
High speed circuits such as optical preamplifiers often use GaAs input devices to increase operating speed, sometimes in conjunction with silicon devices. However, the thermal behavior of these devices is complex and unrelated to the thermal behavior of silicon junctions. Therefore, what is desired is a circuit which uses a GaAs input device for increased operating speeds, yet uses a minimum of conventional silicon devices to compensate undesirable thermal coefficients produced by the GaAs device.
In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a thermally stabilized optical preamplifier includes a first transimpedance amplifier which receives a photosignal current from a photodiode. The gate of a GaAs device is the input to the first transimpedance amplifier, and the drain is coupled to a source of constant current. Also coupled to the drain of the GaAs device is a common base stage, and the gain of the first transimpedance amplifier is set by a resistor coupled between the input of the first transimpedance amplifier and the output of the common base stage. A gain setting resistor coupled to the output of the first transimpedance amplifier converts output voltage to current, which is summed with a compensating current in a second transimpedance amplifier. The compensating current consists of a variable current generator and a thermal current generator which compensate for the current produced by the absolute value and thermal characteristics of the gate to source voltage of the input GaAs device.
For a better understanding of the invention, and to show how the same may be carried into effect, reference will now be made to the accompanying drawings, in which the
SOLE FIGURE is a schematic diagram of a thermally stabilized optical preamplifier in accordance with the present invention.
The thermally stabilized optical preamplifier 10 shown in the SOLE FIGURE receives a photosignal input current from a photodiode 16 which is biased between a reference voltage VREF1 and the bias voltage (gate to source voltage VGS) of an input GaAs device 18. A high frequency filter consisting of a small value resistor 12 and compensating capacitor 14 serve to filter extremely high frequency transient signals.
A first transimpedance amplifier 15 includes GaAs input device 18, constant current source 20, PNP transistor 22, NPN transistor 26, and resistors 24, 28, and 30. The gate of GaAs input device 18 establishes a high input impedance for the first transimpedance amplifier. Bias current for the GaAs input device 18 is provided by constant current source 20. PNP transistor 22 forms a common base amplifier, with the emitter being coupled to the drain of GaAs input device 18. Additional open loop voltage gain is provided by feedback resistor 24. The voltage across resistor 24 is buffered by the emitter follower amplifier consisting of transistor 26 and resistor 28 which produces a low impedance output at the emitter of transistor 26.
The voltage at the emitter of transistor 26 is equal to the photosignal current of the photodiode 16 times the feedback resistor 30 plus the gate to source voltage, VGS, of the GaAs input device 18. This undesirable contribution of VGS to the output voltage must be cancelled. A current compensation scheme is used to cancel out the effects of the absolute value of VGS as well as the effects of the thermally dependent value of VGS. Before a compensating current can be added, the output voltage of the first transimpedance amplifier is transformed into a current by current setting resistor 40. Thus, the current flowing through current setting resistor includes a current portion due to the photosignal current of photodiode 16, as well as a portion due to VGS divided by the feedback resistor 30.
The current compensation circuit 25 consists of a variable current source 36, silicon diode 34, and resistors 32 and 38, in conjunction with current setting resistor 40 and a second, current summing, transimpedance amplifier 42. Ideally, the undesirable contribution to the current flowing in resistor 40 due to VGS should be zero. Therefore two currents are provided in a current compensation scheme to eliminate this contribution. A variable current source 36 compensates the current contribution of the absolute value of VGS and is summed with the signal current flowing in current setting resistor 40. The value of variable current source 36 is simply adjusted until the contribution of the absolute value of VGS is zero. Once this has been accomplished, the thermally dependent current due to VGS is minimized with a thermal current generator 35 consisting of silicon diode 34, resistor 32, and thermal setting resistor 38.
The following equations and assumptions are useful for determining the values of the current setting resistor 40 and the thermal setting resistor 38 in order that the unwanted thermal current contribution is minimized. ##EQU1##
For the thermal current contribution to be zero, the following condition must be satisfied: ##EQU2##
To minimize the thermal current contribution of VGS, it has been shown that the negative of the thermal gradient of silicon diode 34 must be set to the thermal gradient of the gate to source voltage of GaAs device 18, measured at the emitter of transistor 26, times the ratio of resistor R1 (R40) divided by resistor R2 (R38). The current contributions of the first transimpedance amplifier 15 and the compensation current generator 25 are summed by the second transimpedance amplifier 42 and a voltage output is provided at terminal 44 which is proportional only to the photosignal current of photodiode 16.
Typical values of the components of the SOLE FIGURE include 8.6 volts for V+, -8.6 volts for V-, 4.3 volts for VREF2, -2.5 volts for VREF3, 4.7K ohms for R24, 1K ohms for R28, and 1K ohms for R40. Feedback resistor 30 may be comprised of several parallel resistors which are selectively switched for alternative gain modes. The value of R38 and R40 may be selected in accordance with the equations provided, in order that undesirable temperature effects are minimized. Other components may be of any suitable commercial type. As in any high speed circuit, care must be taken that the power supplies are decoupled to prevent oscillations and improve high frequency performance.
It will be appreciated that the present invention is not restricted to the particular embodiment that has been described, and that variations may be made therein without departing from the scope of the invention as defined in the appended claims and equivalents thereof.
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