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    1. The small signal model of a circuit operating at 0.7V and 0.6mA is shown, with an incremental resistance of 41.667Ω and an AC voltage of 0.0769cos(ωt)mV. 2. A second small signal model is shown operating at 0.7V and 3.6mA, with an incremental resistance of 6.9444Ω and an AC voltage of 0.9863sin(ωt)mV. 3. The small signal model of a nonlinear two-port network is governed by linear equations relating incremental currents and voltages using y-parameters evaluated at the operating point.

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    1. The small signal model of a circuit operating at 0.7V and 0.6mA is shown, with an incremental resistance of 41.667Ω and an AC voltage of 0.0769cos(ωt)mV. 2. A second small signal model is shown operating at 0.7V and 3.6mA, with an incremental resistance of 6.9444Ω and an AC voltage of 0.9863sin(ωt)mV. 3. The small signal model of a nonlinear two-port network is governed by linear equations relating incremental currents and voltages using y-parameters evaluated at the operating point.

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    1. The small signal model of a circuit operating at 0.7V and 0.6mA is shown, with an incremental resistance of 41.667Ω and an AC voltage of 0.0769cos(ωt)mV. 2. A second small signal model is shown operating at 0.7V and 3.6mA, with an incremental resistance of 6.9444Ω and an AC voltage of 0.9863sin(ωt)mV. 3. The small signal model of a nonlinear two-port network is governed by linear equations relating incremental currents and voltages using y-parameters evaluated at the operating point.

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    1. The small signal model of a circuit operating at 0.7V and 0.6mA is shown, with an incremental resistance of 41.667Ω and an AC voltage of 0.0769cos(ωt)mV. 2. A second small signal model is shown operating at 0.7V and 3.6mA, with an incremental resistance of 6.9444Ω and an AC voltage of 0.9863sin(ωt)mV. 3. The small signal model of a nonlinear two-port network is governed by linear equations relating incremental currents and voltages using y-parameters evaluated at the operating point.

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    DC Operating Point: Small signal model:

    1 kΩ 0.5 kΩ 1 kΩ 0.5 kΩ

    + +
    ID
    4 cos(ωt) mV 1 kΩ rd vd 1 kΩ
    4V 1 kΩ 0.7 V VD 1 kΩ
    1.
    −
    −
    Vt 25
    VD = 0.7 V rd = = = 41.667 Ω
    ID 0.6
    ID = 0.6 mA vd = 0.0769 cos(ωt) mV
    Small signal model:
    DC operating point:

    rd
    0.7 V 1 sin(ωt) mV
    5V 1 kΩ
    1 kΩ
    2.

    rd
    0.7 V

    Vt 25
    rd = = = 6.9444 Ω
    ID 3.6
    VD = 0.7 V
    Small signal voltage across 1 kΩ resistor,
    ID = 3.6 mA
    v = 0.9863 sin(ωt) mV
    3. The small signal model of a non linear two port network is governed by the following linear equa-
    tions.
    ii = yii vi ; io = yoi vi + yoo vo
    where yii , yoi and yoo are incremental y parameters evaluated at the operating point.

    ∂iI ∂iO ∂iO
    yii = = 2 f ; yoi = = 2 f ; yoo = = 2f
    ∂vI vI =VI ∂vI vI =VI ∂vO vO =VO

    + ii io +
    vi 1 1 1
    Ω vi Ω vo
    2 2 2
    − −

    4. The small signal model of a non linear two port network is governed by the following linear equa-
    tions.
    ib = ybe vbe ; ic = ycb vbe
    where ybe and yce are incremental y parameters evaluated at the operating point.

    ∂iB IC 4 ∂iC IC 4
    ybe = = = = 0.0016 f ; ycb = = = = 0.16 f
    ∂vBE vBE =VBE Vt β 25 × 100 ∂vBE vBE =VBE Vt 25

    + ib ic +

    vbe 625 Ω 0.16 vbe vce

    − −

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