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Determine the output harmonic and mixing components of a nonlinear semiconductor device driven by multifrequency large-signal excitation.

January 1, 1979Proceedings of the IEEE

Large-signal analysis of semiconductor circuits with multifrequency excitation

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GPG. Baley PriceOracle (United States)PKP.J. KhanThe University of Queensland

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Analytical modeling demonstrates exact harmonic and intermodulation mixing solutions in nonlinear semiconductor devices, suggesting broader applications for Gaussian hypergeometric functions.

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Determine the output harmonic and mixing components of a nonlinear semiconductor device driven by multifrequency large-signal excitation.
Modeled a nonlinear device characterized by a noninteger power-law relationship.
Analyzed circuit response under excitation by multiple frequency components with arbitrary phases.
Derived analytical expressions for the amplitudes and phases of all output harmonic and intermodulation mixing products.
Demonstrated that the resulting analytical formulations have direct functional relationships with Gaussian hypergeometric functions.

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Price et al. (1979) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a98cdaf3c2ace4a2774871d https://doi.org/10.1109/proc.1979.11217

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Analytical modeling demonstrates exact harmonic and intermodulation mixing solutions in nonlinear semiconductor devices, suggesting broader applications for Gaussian hypergeometric functions.

Large-signal analysis of semiconductor circuits with multifrequency excitation

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