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For questions about the frequency response of electrical circuits. Also consider using the related "bode-plot" and/or "nyquist-plot" tag if your question involves a Bode and/or Nyquist plot, and/or the "stability" tag if your question is about the stability of an electrical circuit.
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Can a frequency multiplier (e.g. doubler) impact signal bandwidth?
My understanding is that if a single tone at frequency F is input to the frequency doubler, one should observe at its output in the spectrum the same tone but now at a frequency 2F.
What happens if th …
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