Analogue multipliers and dividers are semiconductor devices which are typically used in circuits to combine two analogue signals into a single one. Thus, the output becomes the product of both the inputs in analogue multipliers and dividers. However, the input signals must be identical in their voltage and scale in a true analogue multiplier and divider.
Analogue multipliers and dividers come in different varieties, their type determined by the number of quadrants used. The number of quadrants usually varies between one, two and four. Typically, analogue multipliers with one and two quadrants have similar circuitry, and hence are the default types in applications that do not particularly demand four quadrants. As such, the types of analogue multipliers and dividers are:
Analogue multipliers and dividers are used in a multitude of electronic devices and circuits, including:
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