Third-order intercept point is defined as the point at which the gain – McqOptions

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1.	Third-order intercept point is defined as the point at which the gain of a non linear device is 3 dB less than the maximum gain.
A.	True
B.	False
Answer» C.

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The relation between an intercept points referenced at the input versus the output is given by the relation:
Third-order intercept point is defined as the point at which the gain of a non linear device is 3 dB less than the maximum gain.
When the input frequency consists of more than one closely spaced frequency, it results in:
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The relation between an intercept points referenced at the input versus the output is given by the relation:$
When the input frequency consists of more than one closely spaced frequency, it results in?
In a non-linear device, for a single input frequency the output will consist of:
1 dB compression point is defined as the power level for which the output power of the non-linear device is 1 dB
The fall in gain of a device due to non-linearities is called:
As the degree of non-linearity of a transistor or a diode increases, the power gain of the device: