COLLECTIBLE FIGURINES MADE COMMON

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ARKENSTONE THE SAUL ZAENTZ COMPANY 2600 Tenth Street Berkeley CA 94710 Collectible figurines made of common metals and their alloys; collectible figurines incorporated into settings made of common metals and their alloys; trophies of common metal; plaques of common metal; metal holiday ornaments, excluding tree ornaments; metal key chains; metal key rings; figures of common metal; figurines of common metal; metal key holders; metal dog tags; metal key fobs; rings of metal for keys; decorative boxes made of precious metal; piggy banks made of precious metal;
BILBO MIDDLE-EARTH ENTERPRISES 2117D Fourth Street Berkeley CA 94710 Collectible figurines made of common metals and their alloys; figures of common metal; figurines of common metal;
ELROND MIDDLE-EARTH ENTERPRISES 2117D Fourth Street Berkeley CA 94710 collectible figurines made of common metals and their alloys; figures of common metal; figurines of common metal;
GANDALF MIDDLE-EARTH ENTERPRISES 2117D Fourth Street Berkeley CA 94710 collectible figurines made of common metals and their alloys; figures of common metal; figurines of common metal;
MINES OF MORIA THE SAUL ZAENTZ COMPANY 2600 Tenth Street Berkeley CA 94710 Collectible figurines made of common metals and their alloys; collectible figurines incorporated into settings made of common metals and their alloys; decorative boxes made of precious metal; metal boxes; metal chests; trophies of common metal; plaques of common metal; metal holiday ornaments; metal key chains; metal key rings; figures of common metal; figurines of common metal; metal key holders; metal dog tags; metal key fobs; metal mail boxes; piggy banks made of precious metal; rings of metal for keys;
MITHRIL MIDDLE-EARTH ENTERPRISES 2117D Fourth Street Berkeley CA 94710 Collectible figurines made of common metals and their alloys; figures of common metal; figurines of common metal;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A low noise differential amplifier has a pair of single ended common-gate or common-base circuits and cross coupling of an input of one of the pair to the gate or base of the other one of the pair. This cross-coupling puts the differential input voltage over the Gate-Source of the common-gate transistor (or Base-Emitter of the common base transistor). This means that the same input impedance and gain can be made with half the current compared to a basic common-gate topology. The cross-coupling means the noise generated by the positive side of the common-gate structure ends up partly on the negative output and vice versa, and so the Noise Figure can be less than 3 dB.