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Hello everyone,
I work on current conveyors and I found that there is three generations. what you can tell me about the difference between these three generations and the advantage of one over the others?
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The classical second generation conveyor CCII has one high-resistive input (y), one low-resistive input (x) and one high-resistive output (z).
The first generation device CCI has two low-resistive inputs. And I do not know any practical application of this active unit.

I am not sure, but I suppose that the third generation CC has two output nodes. Thus, the versatility of the CCII (with a large range of applications) is even increased due to the second output (with reversed sign).
 

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