An ideal amplifier increases signal strength from input to output and
blocks all signals flowing into the output.
The ideal amplifier is an isolator with voltage gain and is
determined by the following Z or Y parameters (valid for DC and
AC simulation).
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(9.80) |
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(9.81) |
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(9.82) |
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(9.83) |
With the reference
impedance of the input and the one of the output and the
voltage amplification , the scattering parameters of an ideal
amplifier write as follows.
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(9.84) |
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(9.85) |
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(9.86) |
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(9.87) |
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