US PATENT SUBCLASS 330 / 148
PLURAL SIGNAL OUTPUTS
Current as of: June, 1999
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DEFINITION
Classification:        330/148  
(under the class definition) Subject matter wherein at least  two separate signal output circuits are coupled from the  output electrode or element of the signal amplifying device,  for coupling to separate load devices.  
(1)  Note.  Where at least two of the signal output circuits  each contain a signal amplifying device for amplifying the  signal, classification is not herein but with plural signal  
amplifier channels.  
(2)  Note.  Any one or more of the separate signal output  circuits may be switched selectively; operation need not be  simultaneous for classification in this subclass.  
(3)  Note.  A balanced circuit is treated as a single load in  this class.  See definition and notes for subclass 117  above.  
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS: 
53+, for amplifiers having distributed parameter type  coupling means.  73, for amplifiers having series energized amplifying devices  having plural separate output circuits.  
84, for signal feedback amplifiers having plural amplifier  channels.  
124+, for plural signal amplifier channel, also for separate  outputs from plural channels. see (1) Note above.  
192+, for amplifiers with significant signal output circuit  networks.  
252+, for semiconductor amplifiers with plural separate  signal outputs or plural channels.  
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS 
307, Electrical Transmission or Interconnection Systems,  
11+, for electric transmission or interconnection systems  having plural load circuit systems.  
327, Miscellaneous Active Electrical Nonlinear Devices,  Circuits, and Systems, appropriate subclasses for  miscellaneous circuits having plural outputs.  
329, Demodulators,  
316+, for plural outputs in frequency demodulator and  subclass 348 for plural outputs in an amplitude demodulator.  
333, Wave Transmission Lines and Networks,  100+, for wave transmission lines and networks having  branched circuits.