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Question on book High-Purity Oscillator
Dec 25th, 2006, 11:47pm
 
On page 7, author derived a equivalent model for linear oscillator.

There, he assumed something during the derivitation, I posted the page and that assupmtion on the picture. Hope you guys also read that book can help.

Also, on page  57, when author is deriving LC-differential pair noise, again, he assumed it when deriving equation (49).

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Re: Question on book High-Purity Oscillator
Reply #1 - Dec 25th, 2006, 11:50pm
 
for some reason, i can not attach the graph to the message, why?

any, author assumed 2*Q*(dW/Wo) >>1;  is this true for real life circuits?
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Reply #2 - Dec 26th, 2006, 10:15am
 
The attachment must be one of the following types: jpg jpeg gif png zip pdf tgz gz tar

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Re: Question on book High-Purity Oscillator
Reply #3 - Dec 31st, 2006, 6:44am
 
neoflash wrote on Dec 25th, 2006, 11:50pm:
for some reason, i can not attach the graph to the message, why?

any, author assumed 2*Q*(dW/Wo) >>1;  is this true for real life circuits?



I found that I have made a mistake in understanding Abidi's point in that book.
Anyway, just ignore this item.
Actually, the correct assumption should be 2*Q*(dW/Wo) <<1;

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