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Predicting Nonlinear Distortion in Common-Emitter Stages for Amplifier Design Using Volterra Series

Martin Hasler, Oscar De Feo
2002
Conference paper

Abstract

In this paper we present a method for predicting nonlinear distortion in electronic circuits using the Volterra series. Simple expressions for the distortion in a Common-Emitter stage are determined. Designers may use these expressions to get a quick insight in both qualitative and quantitative aspects of the distortion. Also predictors are given for the maximum distortion in different situations.

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