A balanced peak detector circuit adjusts differential voltage signals. In one embodiment, the peak detector uses competing current paths to provide a charging current to a storage capacitor. The charge on the storage capacitor is used to adjust either a transconductance or a transimpedance circuit. An offset current can be used to adjust the charge stored on the capacitor to change a peak-to-peak output voltage from the transimpedance circuit. In one embodiment, the offset current can be adjusted using an adjustable current source. A discharge circuit has been describe that allows a discharge of the capacitor to be controlled.

 
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