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EEE194RF_L12a1 Low Freq Common-Emitter BJT Model Model is the hybrid-  BJT model where r BE = r , r BC = r , and r CE = r o.

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1 EEE194RF_L12a1 Low Freq Common-Emitter BJT Model Model is the hybrid-  BJT model where r BE = r , r BC = r , and r CE = r o

2 EEE194RF_L12a2 ABCD Parameters of Some Circuits

3 EEE194RF_L12a3 Conversion Between Network Reps

4 EEE194RF_L12a4 Microwave Amplifier Subnetworks Amplifier is separated into subnetworks dd all subnetworks together for complete amplifier design

5 EEE194RF_L12a5 High Frequency BJT Model

6 EEE194RF_L12a6 S-Parameter Computation for T-Network

7 EEE194RF_L12a7 Signal Flow Diagrams

8 EEE194RF_L12a8 Signal Flow: Terminated Transmission Line

9 EEE194RF_L12a9 Signal Flow: Building Blocks

10 EEE194RF_L12a10 Signal Flow: Terminated Two Port

11 EEE194RF_L12a11 Signal Flow: Simplification

12 EEE194RF_L12a12 Signal Flow: Simplification – Con’t 1

13 EEE194RF_L12a13 Signal Flow: Simplification – Resultant

14 EEE194RF_L12a14 Signal Flow: Terminated Transmission Line

15 EEE194RF_L12a15 Measuring S 11 & S 21

16 EEE194RF_L12a16 S-Parameter Measurement Signal Flow

17 EEE194RF_L12a17 TRL Calibration Method

18 EEE194RF_L12a18 TRL Calibration Method – Con’t

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