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It has generally been assumed that, in three-frequency negative-resistance parametric amplifiers incorporating resonant circuits, maximum gain is obtained when the signal and idler circuits are resonant. It is shown that this assumption is not, in general, justified.
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James et al. (1967) studied this question.
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