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There are four input parameters:
 
There are four input parameters:
* Input current: <math>I_{in}</math> (A)
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* Input current: I<sub>in</sub> (A)
* Bias voltage: <math>V_b</math> (V)
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* Bias voltage: V<sub>b</sub> (V)
* Power voltage: <math>V_c</math> (V)
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* Power voltage: V<sub>c</sub> (V)
* Frequency: <math>f</math> (Hz)
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* Frequency: f (Hz)
    
=== Unknown variables ===
 
=== Unknown variables ===
    
There are twenty-four unknown variables.  The locations (and directions in the case of currents) are labeled on the circuit diagram.  All unknowns are assumed to be of the form
 
There are twenty-four unknown variables.  The locations (and directions in the case of currents) are labeled on the circuit diagram.  All unknowns are assumed to be of the form
: <math>X(t) = X_0 e^{i \omega t} + X_1\,\!</math>,<!-- The \,\! is to keep the formula rendered as PNG instead of HTML. Please don't remove it.-->
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: <math>X(t) = X_0 e^{i \omega t} + X_1\,\!</math>,
where <math>X_0</math> gives the amplitude of oscillation, or the AC component, and <math>X_1</math> gives the DC offset.
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where X<sub>0</sub> gives the amplitude of oscillation, or the AC component, and X<sub>1</sub> gives the DC offset.
* Node voltages: <math>V_1</math>, <math>V_2</math>, <math>V_3</math>, <math>V_4</math>, <math>V_5</math>, <math>V_7</math>, <math>V_{out}</math>
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* Node voltages: V<sub>1</sub>, V<sub>2</sub>, V<sub>3</sub>, V<sub>4</sub>, V<sub>5</sub>, V<sub>7</sub>, V<sub>out</sub>
** Note: there is no <math>V_6</math> on this circuit; it was a redundant variable with <math>V_c</math>.
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** Note: there is no V<sub>6</sub> on this circuit; it was a redundant variable with V<sub>c</sub>.
* Resistor currents: <math>I_1</math>, <math>I_2</math>, <math>I_3</math>, <math>I_4</math>, <math>I_5</math>, <math>I_6</math>, <math>I_7</math>, <math>I_t</math>
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* Resistor currents: I<sub>1</sub>, I<sub>2</sub>, I<sub>3</sub>, I<sub>4</sub>, I<sub>5</sub>, I<sub>6</sub>, I<sub>7</sub>, I<sub>t</sub>
* Transistor currents: <math>j_b</math>, <math>j_c</math>, <math>j_e</math>, <math>k_b</math>, <math>k_c</math>, <math>k_e</math>
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* Transistor currents: j<sub>b</sub>, j<sub>c</sub>, j<sub>e</sub>, k<sub>b</sub>, k<sub>c</sub>, k<sub>e</sub>
* Capacitor currents: <math>h_1</math>, <math>h_2</math>, <math>h_3</math>
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* Capacitor currents: h<sub>1</sub>, h<sub>2</sub>, h<sub>3</sub>
    
=== Constants ===
 
=== Constants ===
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| ''Component'' || ''Resistance''
 
| ''Component'' || ''Resistance''
 
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| <math>R_1</math> || <math>100\mbox{k}\Omega</math>
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| R<sub>1</sub> || 100k&#937;
 
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| <math>R_2</math> || <math>10\mbox{k}\Omega</math>
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| R<sub>2</sub> || 10k&#937;
 
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| <math>R_3</math> || <math>5.6\mbox{k}\Omega</math>
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| R<sub>3</sub> || 5.6k&#937;
 
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| <math>R_4</math> || <math>1.39\mbox{k}\Omega</math>
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| R<sub>4</sub> || 1.39k&#937;
 
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| <math>R_5</math> || <math>1\mbox{k}\Omega</math>
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| R<sub>5</sub> || 1k&#937;
 
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| <math>R_6</math> || <math>53\Omega</math>
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| R<sub>6</sub> || 53&#937;
 
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| <math>R_7</math> || <math>1.55\mbox{k}\Omega</math>
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| R<sub>7</sub> || 1.55k&#937;
 
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| <math>R_t</math> || <math>50\Omega</math>
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| R<sub>t</sub> || 50&#937;
 
|}
 
|}
    
==== Capacitors ====
 
==== Capacitors ====
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The capacitors are not labeled on the amplifier itself or in the documentation supplied with the amplifier, so the following values are guesses as to the capacitances.  Note that <math>C_4</math> does not exist.
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The capacitors are not labeled on the amplifier itself or in the documentation supplied with the amplifier, so the following values are guesses as to the capacitances.  Note that C<sub>4</sub> does not exist.
    
{| align="center" border="0" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:left"
 
{| align="center" border="0" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:left"
 
| ''Component'' || ''Capacitance''
 
| ''Component'' || ''Capacitance''
 
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| <math>C_1</math> || <math>100\mbox{nF}</math>
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| C<sub>1</sub> || 100nF
 
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| <math>C_2</math> || <math>0.1\mbox{nF}</math>
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| C<sub>2</sub> || 0.1nF
 
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| <math>C_3</math> || <math>100\mbox{nF}</math>
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| C<sub>3</sub> || 100nF
 
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| <math>C_5</math> || <math>10\mbox{nF}</math>
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| C<sub>5</sub> || 10nF
 
|}
 
|}
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{| align="center" border="0" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:left"
 
{| align="center" border="0" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" style="text-align:left"
| ''Parameter'' || ''Description'' || <math>T_1</math> ''value'' || <math>T_2</math> ''value''
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| ''Parameter'' || ''Description'' || T<sub>1</sub> ''value'' || T<sub>2</sub> ''value''
 
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| VT || temperature voltage || 0.0259 || 0.0259
 
| VT || temperature voltage || 0.0259 || 0.0259
 
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| BF || ideal forward maximum <math>\beta</math> || 93 || 34
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| BF || ideal forward maximum &#946; || 93 || 34
 
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| NF || forward current emission coefficient || 0.99 || 1.0
 
| NF || forward current emission coefficient || 0.99 || 1.0
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| NE || B-E leakage emission coefficient || 1.46 || 1.94
 
| NE || B-E leakage emission coefficient || 1.46 || 1.94
 
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| RB || zero-bias base resistance || 21<math>\Omega</math> || 5<math>\Omega</math>
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| RB || zero-bias base resistance || 21&#937; || 5&#937;
 
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| RE || emitter resistance || 0.37<math>\Omega</math> || 1<math>\Omega</math>
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| RE || emitter resistance || 0.37&#937; || 1&#937;
 
|}
 
|}
    
=== Transistor operating point ===
 
=== Transistor operating point ===
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Each transistor has an operating point, <math>U_1</math> and <math>U_2</math>.  Both are initially assumed to be 0.7V.  Under DC conditions (<math>I_{in} = 0</math>A, <math>f = 0</math>Hz) we iterate on U to refine these two parameters.  Each iteration refines the operating point by averaging the current operating point with the associated <math>V_{be}</math>.  <math>V_{be}</math> is the base-to-emitter voltage of the transistor and is given by
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Each transistor has an operating point, U<sub>1</sub> and U<sub>2</sub>.  Both are initially assumed to be 0.7V.  Under DC conditions (I<sub>in</sub> = 0A, f = 0Hz) we iterate on U to refine these two parameters.  Each iteration refines the operating point by averaging the current operating point with the associated V<sub>be</sub>.  V<sub>be</sub> is the base-to-emitter voltage of the transistor and is given by
* <math>V_{be1} = V_3</math>
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* V<sub>be1</sub> = V<sub>3</sub>
* <math>V_{be2} = V_7 - V_4</math>.
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* V<sub>be2</sub> = V<sub>7</sub> - V<sub>4</sub>.
    
=== Derived parameters ===
 
=== Derived parameters ===
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