A rectifier circuit in which the p-n junction diode turn-on voltage is eliminated, allowing small-amplitude signals to be rectified accurately. This is important for measurement instrumentation. An example of a precision rectifier circuit is shown in the diagram: when the input is positive, the diode is forward biased and behaves like a voltage follower, keeping V+ = V−.
Precision rectifier
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