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Output impedance with feedback of a current series feedback amplifier
The polarity of the inputs to the feedback network isn't documented - need a + and - on that part
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Linear to log opamp transisor setup
It's fundamental to the operation of BJTs (at room temperature). The collector current is ISexp(qVBE/kT - 1). kT/q is 26 mV at room temperature. IS will vary device to device, but the rest of the equation is fairly inviolable.
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Highest Attenuation with Unit Resistors?
This is 'better' than R-2R -- use that topology, but just use single resistors in place of the 2R. Now (in the limit), the attenuation is approx 0.382/stage (½*(3-sqrt(5)), so 7 stages gets /1000, and uses 14 resistors (there are some approximations there).
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Highest Attenuation with Unit Resistors?
It came up in a discussion with some colleagues about how resistor networks work.
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