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why no types in +ve feedback

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actually we are having various types in negative feedback i.e series/shunt in volt as well as in current.but my doubt is why we are not having such classification in positive feedback
 

It's feedback in general that can be clasified like that, not only negative feedback. It's all a matter of sign.
But positive feedback is used less frequently, so maybe that is why you did not find anything explicit.
 

Positive feedback often leads to instability. It is used in oscillator design.
 

There are types in +ve F\B:
Series & Shunt

Thing is that they are not used commonly.

Actually most of the times it is not needed to have o\p which is going towards infinity.

To know more:
Refer 'Linear Integrated Circuits' By R Gayakwad (Pearson Education Release)

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There are types in +ve F\B:
Series & Shunt

Thing is that they are not used commonly.

Actually most of the times it is not needed to have o\p which is going towards infinity.

To know more:
Refer 'Linear Integrated Circuits' By R Gayakwad (Pearson Education Release)
 

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