The "Frozen Operating Point" Method of Small Signal Analysis¶
Desoer, C. A., & Peikari, B. The "Frozen Operating Point" Method of Small Signal Analysis.
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- Small-Signal Rehearsal
- The name is borrowed from control engineering, where a "small signal" is a probe too small to move a system off its operating point
This sourceTechnical Report UCB/ERL M260. University of California, Berkeley (1969). Shows that small-signal analysis can evaluate response about a frozen operating point while departures remain higher-order in the small signal.
- The name is borrowed from control engineering, where a "small signal" is a probe too small to move a system off its operating point
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