Can we have an equation of force in case of an amplifier?
I would like to know if an equation of force can be worked out in case of an amplifier? So far i know that in case of an oscillator (duffing oscillator) it is there, but in case of amplifier m not sure.Hence i would like to know if it is posble or not.
Regards,
rc
Can you expand your question ?
Do you want an nonlinear equation to represent an amplifier ? Or something else..;
yes i want the nonlinear eqn for amplifier.What are the factors that needs to be considered in this case?
regards,
rc
Recently, Agilent has developed a nonlinear equation based models that characterize a nonlinear circuit.
The are called as X-Parameters and they are obtained either by measurments or simulation with appropriate models.The X-Parameters are used instead of circuit itself to accelerate the simulation time.
The X-Parameters can be replaced with a nonlinear complex circuit so that nonlinear behaviour of the circuit is represented by these equations.
For more information look at Agilent EEsof EDA Design Software | Agilent[COLOR="Silver"]
Sir, thanks for your reply.I hv gone through the link provided by you.It does give some info regarding the same.X-parameter indeed new to me as i never heard of it.But i would like to have the mathematical derivations of the same,which i couldn't get in the given link.If u have it with u, plz provide me the same.
Regards,
rc
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