Blackmer gain cell
four-transistor log-antilog voltage controlled amplifier for professional audio designed by David Blackmer
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Blackmer gain cell
Summary
Blackmer gain cell is an invention[1].
Key Facts
- Blackmer gain cell is credited with the discovery of David E. Blackmer[2].
- Blackmer gain cell's instance of is recorded as invention[3].
- Blackmer gain cell's manufacturer is recorded as Dbx, Inc.[4].
- Blackmer gain cell's subclass of is recorded as amplifier[5].
- Blackmer gain cell's subclass of is recorded as variable-gain amplifier[6].
- Blackmer gain cell's subclass of is recorded as log amplifier[7].
- Blackmer gain cell's has use is recorded as professional audio[8].
- Blackmer gain cell's has use is recorded as audio compression[9].
- Blackmer gain cell's has use is recorded as dbx[10].
- Blackmer gain cell's has use is recorded as noise gate[11].
- Blackmer gain cell's has use is recorded as State variable filter[12].
- Blackmer gain cell's Commons category is recorded as Blackmer gain cell[13].
- Blackmer gain cell's has part is recorded as bipolar junction transistor[14].
- Blackmer gain cell's has part is recorded as current mirror[15].
- Blackmer gain cell's time of discovery or invention is recorded as +1970-00-00T00:00:00Z[16].
- Blackmer gain cell's start time is recorded as +1970-00-00T00:00:00Z[17].
- Blackmer gain cell's patent number is recorded as US3714462[18].
- Blackmer gain cell's used by is recorded as dbx[19].
- Blackmer gain cell's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11cmbhfzy9[20].
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Designation and Status
Blackmer gain cell's instance of is recorded as invention[3].