Gyrators containing negative resistances produce complex poles only by means of Q-enhancement, in a manner quite similar to NIC circuits. Therefore, such structures are unsuitable for producing high stable Q. Improvement is possible by application of amplifying gyrators, but the best structures are those which desist from Q-enhancement.
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