To feed a number of high-resolution monitors from one source (Computer, video recorder) an amplifier is required that, apart from a reasonable gain, has a wide band width. Unfortunately, these two requirements are not completely compatible, but the design presented here offers a fair compromise see circuit here.
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http://www.geocities.com/total_proje...ns/tpsckt1.htm

 

This looks like it's been scanned from the magazine Elektor! - hardly an encouraging advert for a company!.

 

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it's NOT been scanned from the magazine Elektor it was published in one of my circuit collection book for school level projects . think it is not clear and hazy so now you again visit and see clear picture

http://www.geocities.com/total_proje...ns/tpsckt1.htm

 

I see the picture has now been redrawn, using a different design package, the previous circuit looked identical to the package used by the magazine Elektor for their diagrams. I also remember them doing a project for feeding multiple monitors from one source - if I can find the article I'll post the issue number!.

Also the text reads just like Elektor write their articles, Elektor (being a Dutch magazine) have always been a little 'different'. You might also consider the parts list, where resistors are listed as 100E, 680E etc, I believe 'E' is a suffix used in Holland for 'ohm' (it's been brought up before by people confused by Dutch diagrams) - perhaps you may care to comment on the use of this?.