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R. D. Middlebrook, "Measurement of loop gain in feedback systems," International
Journal of Electronics, vol. 38, pp. 485-512, no. 4, 1975.
There are many misinterpretations of such a simple theorem, including textbooks by Razavi, Sedra, this forum, etc. For example, Razavi writes that Miller's theorem can give wrong gain. Sedra does not suggest finding the output impedance after applying Miller's theorem. A number of people on...
Re: Will a noise-free oscillator produce sustained oscillati
So, this means that a zero-input response of a linear circuit cannot
be a sinusoidal waveform with a constant amplitude.
Is this what you say?
Just a few examples:
"Selective quoting..."
"If you keep adjusting the conditions around your assertions then you can be always right, of course. "
"Your intuitive view posits infinite speed charging, oscilatory behavior, w/o an inductance (that is, electric *and* magnetic field) , etc. Your...
I have started another thread on an absolutely different problem:
here we are talking about oscillators and there on electrons at 0K.
BTW, you might notice that my opinion seconds yours:
"Conduction band electrons are like a plasma, and will move
anywhere an externally imposed field pushes...
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