1. When discussing the Emitter/Source Feedback Circuit, L&B use the small-signal negative resistance circuit shown in Fi

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1. When discussing the Emitter/Source Feedback Circuit, L&B use the small-signal negative resistance circuit shown in Fi

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1. When discussing the Emitter/Source Feedback Circuit, L&B use the small-signal negative resistance circuit shown in Fig. 10-6(b): be &.be Load 1 C They tell us that "Analyzing this circuit for the input impedance yields” eqn. 10.6, 8m 1 1 1 Z j ਕੇ ਵੀ (6) + in oʻcc, C But they don't show us the derivation. Assuming that Vin = V cos(@t) is an ideal voltage source, use phasors to = derive Zin
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