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difference between large signal s parameter and x- parameter

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Could you please tell me the difference between large signal s-parameter and x-parameter?
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S-parameters are Port parameters and they are linear.They don't have any information about nonlinearity about the device.
X-Parameters behavioural parameters and they are nonlinear and they have nonlinearity information about the device.
 

LARGE signal s-parameter is not have non linear information?
 

me_forouzan said:
LARGE signal s-parameter is not have non linear information?
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No,large signal s-parameters are always linear.The difference between small signal s-parameters is signal drive level only.They corralate port realations such as reflection,transmission,isolation.
 

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