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W2DU's Reflections III is now available from CQ Communications,Inc.
On 25/05/2010 01:55, walt wrote:
.... Or are you considering the output characteristic of the transmitter to be non-linear? This is not the case, because the effect of energy storage in the tank circuit isolates the non-linear input from the output circuit, which is linear as evidenced by the almost perfect sine wave appearing at the output of the tank. Well, for the purposes of application of linear circuit theory, linearity means that V is linearly related to I, or at least dV/dI over the operating range is substantially constant. If the circuit is not linear in those terms, then you cannot form a valid Thevenin equivalent circuit, and discussion of the Thevenin equivalent series source impedance is a nonsense... it cannot be used. Owen |
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