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Stability condition of an amplifier is frequency i...
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Stability condition of an amplifier is frequency independent and hence can be operated at any frequency.
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True
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False
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By performing the K-∆ test for a given transistor the values of K and ∆ were found to be equal to 0.383 and 0.334 respectively. The transistor with these parameters has unconditional stability.
If the S parameters of a transistor given areS11=-0.811-j0.311S12= 0.0306+j0.0048S21=2.06+j3.717S22=-0.230-j0.4517Then ∆ for the given transistor is:
The condition for unconditional stability of a transistor as per the K-∆ test is │∆│> 1 and K
For any passive source termination ГS, Unconditional stability implies that:
If │S11│>1 or │S22│>1, the amplifier cannot be unconditionally stable.
By_performing_the_K-∆_test_for_a_given_transistor_the_values_of_K_and_∆_were_found_to_be_equal_to_0.383_and_0.334_respectively._The_transistor_with_these_parameters_has_unconditional_stability.$#
The condition for unconditional stability of a transistor as per the K-∆ test is │∆│> 1 and K
For any passive source termination –ìS, Unconditional stability implies that:$
If │S11│>1 or │S22│>1, the amplifier cannot be unconditionally stable.$
For a unilateral device condition for unconditional stability in terms of S parameters is:
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