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Hendrik Wade Bode — Network Analysis and Feedback Amplifier Design |
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see “Computation of ”
and loops in a feedback circuit 158
circuit 35 44—45 56 385
equalization 283 391
loss 457 462 477 486 511
and circuits 31—40
circuit see “Forward circuit also
32—33 47
characteristic 32—33 512—513 see
effect or error 33
loop 32—42
A and B prescribed in different frequency ranges 328—331
Absolute level of attenuation 287
Absolute level of gain, around a feedback loop 475 493
Absolute level of gain, in an interstage network of four terminals 431—440
Absolute level of gain, in an interstage network of two terminals 408 415—420
Absolute level of resistance 287
Absolutely stable amplifier see “Stability”
Absolutely stable amplifier, change from unstable to 288—290
Active circuit, impedance 66—71
Active circuit, mesh equations for an 6—7
Active circuit, nodal equations for an 13—15
Active circuit, Thevenin’s theorem in an 76—78
Active element 246—248
Active element, effect of introduction upon location of zeros 117
Active impedances, combinations of 191—195
Active impedances, construction of 170 185 189—191 246—248
Active impedances, relation of feedback to 66—71
Active structures, physical 134
Active transfer impedance, representation 244—248
Active transmission characteristic see “External gain characteristic”
Admittances, driving-point 15 24
Admittances, mutual 11
Admittances, self- 11
Admittances, transfer 15 24
Admittances, zeros and poles of 24—25
Adpedance 15
Affel, H.A. 499
All-pass phase correcting structures 236—242 247
All-pass phase correcting structures, addition of, to a transfer impedance 239
All-pass phase correcting structures, definition of 239
All-pass phase correcting structures, design parameters of 241—242
All-pass phase correcting structures, properties of 239—242
All-pass phase correcting structures, simple and anti-resonant types of 237
Alternative cut-off characteristics 471—476
Alternative forms of equalizing structures 270—272
Amplification 1 6—7
Amplification, representation by equivalent plate generator 1
Amplifier 7 31—32 35—37 45 48
Amplifier as a repeater 499
Amplifier with a double feed back path 499—502
Amplifier with band-pass transmission characteristics 502—509
Amplifier, absolutely stable 162—164 288 453
Amplifier, available feedback in band-pass 479 485
Amplifier, conditionally stable 162—164 289 452
Amplifier, design, applications of phase area, law in 288—291
Amplifier, design, single loop see “Single loop amplifiers”
Amplifier, feedback see “Feedback amplifier” also “Type
Amplifier, forward circuit 53
Amplifier, frequency transformations in design of 208 210—211
Amplifier, gain 32—33
Amplifier, impedance 37—38 73
Amplifier, lower cut-off characteristics for 509—517
Amplifier, non-feedback 52
Amplifier, phase and gain margins 479 497
Amplifier, regenerative 53
Amplifier, regulating broad band 509—529
Amplifier, stage see “Interstage network”
Analysis methods, mesh and nodal 13—17
Analytic conditions on network characteristics 278—280
Analytic functions 27—28
Analytic functions, Cauchy’s theory of 137—151
Antenna coupling circuit for radio transmitter 360
Anti-resonant networks see “Resonant or anti-resonant networks”
Approximation of actual characteristics by straight lines 337—339
Arc-discharge 186
Arithmetic frequency scale, relation between phase and attenuation characteristics on 318—319
Armstrong frequency modulation receiver 490
Asymptote of feedback loop characteristic see “Asymptotic characteristic”
Asymptotic characteristic 458—461 471 493 495—496
Asymptotic contributions of tubes and circuits to 476—477
Asymptotic crossover frequency, 465
Asymptotic frequency, effective 484—485
Asymptotic limitation on maximum available feedback 461—468
Asymptotic loss of the loop 495—496
Asymptotic path in feedback circuit 463—464 496
Asymptotic slope 459—460 474 475 478 485 496 513 518
Asymptotic zero gain intercept 460
Attenuation 28 233 236
Attenuation characteristic for given phase 320—322
Attenuation integral theorem 280—283
Attenuation reduction 226—236
Attenuation units 287
Attenuation, complementary 249
Attenuation-phase charts 337
Automatic compensation for phase 310
Available characteristic, definition 105
Average dissipation, Q, in coils and condensers 219—223
Balancing network 500
Band width, conservation of 211—214 361 363 382 454 485
Band-pass equivalent 375 see
Band-pass equivalent, dissipation distribution 507
Band-pass equivalent, transmission characteristics 502—509
Barnes, J.L. 13
Bartlett, A.C. 268
Bierens de Haan, D. 314
Bilateral -circuit 60
Bilateral elements 10 47 54 71—73 78 134
Bilinear transformations 223
Black, H.S. 31
Blackman, R.B. 66 378
Blackwell, O.B. 378
Blocking condenser 404 492 510—511 513
Blocking-grid leak combinations 513
Bocher, M. 110
Bode, H.W. 208 326 374 376 392 451 517
Boghosian, W.H. 430 489
Boundary values of a function, relation of values in the interior to 147
Branch equations, for a passive circuit 1—4
Bridge circuits 243 271
Bridge-type feedback 464
Bridge-type network 56
Bridge-type network, reference feedback as a balanced 61 83—85 88—90
Bridged-T equalizer, design formulae 272—275
Broad-band amplifier, regulating see “Regulating broad-band amplifier”
Brune network 233 235 247 250 253 259
Brune network, analytic inverse of 198
Brune network, to represent lattice branch impedance 254
Brune, O. 171
Brune’s method of developing a general passive impedance 171 182—185 190
Burrows, C.R. 482 489
Bush, V. 300
Calculus of residues 144—147
Campbell, G.A. 19 231 266 271
Capacity potentiometer 401 459 495 505
Capacity, interstage 177
Capacity, lumped 1
Capacity, parasitic see “Parasitic capacity”
Capacity, path at infinite frequency 177 459
Capacity, reciprocal, or stiffness 2
Capacity, resistance combinations in cathode leads 510—513
Carson, J.R. 19 222 300
Cathode 1 6 14
Cathode, biasing 510—513
Cathode, directly heated 35
Cathode, feedback circuit 39—41 45
Cathode, type feedback, general 86 361
Cathode, type feedback, in coaxial repeaters 388
Cathode, volume performance and external gain relations in 400
Cauchy integral 145
| Cauchy’s Theorem 142 276 278 280
Chaffee, J.G. 489
Charge, electrical 2
Charge, law of conservation of 3
Charts 1—6, characteristics of four-element interstages 445—450
Charts I—XIV, computation methods for semi-infinite constant slope characteristics of 341—344
Charts I—XIV, illustrative applications of 344—345
Charts I—XIV, imaginary component of complex function 346—359
Charts I—XIV, summary of 339—341
Charts I—XIV, use of 372 377 380 395 423
Choice between mesh and nodal analysis 15—17
Choice of coefficients in impedance expressions 206—208
Choke coils 404 510
Circuit determinant 48—49
Circuit loss, 477—480 496 see
Circuits, - 31—34 37—38 40 45—46
Circuits, - 7 31—33 35 37 39—40 45—46
Circuits, active 1 51 66 134 170 244
Circuits, amplifying see “Amplifier”
Circuits, bridge-type 243
Circuits, feedback see “Feedback amplifier” also “Type
Circuits, input and output see “Input and output circuits”
Circuits, ladder or series-shunt type 243
Circuits, passive 1—4 51
Circular impedance loci 223 382
Coaxial line 305 309—312
Coaxial system, design of repeater 360 see
Coaxial system, external gain and volume performance 388—392
Coefficient, coupling 5
Combination of active impedances 191—195
Combination of low-pass and high-pass characteristics 509
Comparison amplifier 35
Compensation theorem 80
Complementary equalizer characteristics 249—250 264
Complementary impedance characteristics 199—200
Complex branch impedance 223
Complex frequency 18 137 223
Complex frequency, driving-force 18
Complex frequency, physical validity of 28—30
Complex frequency, plane 22—24 29
Complex frequency, response measurement 29
Complex integration vs real 138—139
Composite equalizer structures 250—260
Computation of 78—79 88—91
Computation of for amplifier with local feedback 95—97
Computation of local feedback and sensitivity 98—99
Computation of phase for prescribed attenuation 337—345
Computation of transmission from plate to grid 91—95
Condenser see “Capacity”
Conditional and unconditional stability 162—164
Conductance reduction see “Resistance reduction”
Conformal variation of network characteristic 224
Conjugacy 38 106 115 172
Conservation of band width 211—214 361 363 382 454 485
Constant impedance devices 224
Constant loop gain area condition 456
Constant resistance equalizers 283—285
Constant resistance filters 255
Constant resistance, image impedance 229
Constant resistance, representation of a general transfer impedance 227—235
Constant-k high-pass or low-pass filter 207
Constituents of general impedances 246—248
Construction of a general transfer impedance 230—235
Contour integrals in limiting cases 139—141
Contour integration in the complex plane 138—139
Contour integration of the logarithmic derivative 147—151
Contour integration path 143 278—280 296
Contour integration path, relation between integral and 141—144
Contour integration, formulae for network functions 277—280 291—302 305—307
Contour integration, general 137—169
Contour integration, interstage network design 377
Contour integration, relations in input and output network design 377 380—381
Contour integration, two theorems from function theory 167—169
Conversion circuit, FM to AM 490
CR product 511—513
Critical frequency 218
Critical frequency, displacement by parasitic dissipation 244
Critical point 154 158 452 475—476
Current 22
Current branch 3
Current condition, nodal 2 4
Current equilibrium 1 11
Current generator 12 14 189
Current in-phase and quadrature components 19
Current instantaneous 8
Current mesh 3 6
Current nodal 7
Cut-off characteristics, alternative 471—476
Cut-off characteristics, loop see “Loop”
Cut-off characteristics, Q and element value limitations on 507
Cut-off characteristics, variable see “Regulating broad-band amplifier”
Cut-off rate 471
Darlington, S. 171 203 217 229 370
Decade, definition 315
Decibels 33
Decino, A. 489
Decomposition of general transfer characteristic 251
Degeneration in a general feedback circuit 285—286
Delay distortion 310
Design formulae for bridged-T equalizers 272—275
Design methods for feedback structures 104—105 see
Determinants 24
Dickson, L.E. 110
Dietzold, R.L. 489
Differential mesh equations 109—110
Direct transmission 53 56—57 60—61 82
Discontinuity in one component of or its derivative 339
Dissipation in filter design 217
Dissipation in filter design, Taylor’s series expansion 219
Dissipation, energy function 127 171
Dissipation, parasitic 216
Dissipation, parasitic, formulae for effects of 220—222
Dissipation, parasitic, in distortionless media 222—223
Distortion generator 79—80
Distortion generator, reduction of effects of, by feedback 45 79—80
Distortionless media 222
Double feedback path 499—502
Driving-point functions 226—228 231—232 236 263
Driving-point functions, constituents of general 246—248
Driving-point immittance 196 226 244—248
Driving-point immittance functions, representation of general 188—195
Driving-point impedance 8—9 223 244—248
Driving-point impedance as a function of a single element 9—10
Driving-point impedance, physical representation of 170—195
Duality between impedance and admittance analysis 13 196 227
Dynatron 186
Effective asymptotic frequency 484 485
Effective band width of feedback amplifier 453 458 470—471
Effects of parasitic dissipation 216—222
Electrical engineering staff of M.I.T. 31
Element values, range of 503
Elementary equalizer structures 251—253
Elementary theory of feedback circuits 31—35
Energy functions in a passive network 125—128
Energy functions in a passive network, dissipative 127
Energy functions in a passive network, positive definite 128 134
Energy functions in a passive network, relation to impedance and power to 127—132
Energy functions in a passive network, relation to stability 132—134
Energy functions in a passive network, stored 127
Envelope feedback for radio frequency transmitter 479—480 493—498
Equalizer 83 238—239 245 518
Equalizer design 249—275
Equalizer design, alternative forms of 270—272
Equalizer design, bridged-T 271—275
Equalizer design, parameters 265—266
Equalizer in -circuit 492—493 518
Equalizer with parasitic capacity 283—285
Equalizer, the line 391 518
Equilibrium, current 11
Equilibrium, voltage 10
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