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The bias voltage V2 compensates for this voltage.
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With \(n\Gamma\approx 1\) this simplifies to :math:`f_{ell}=253times 10^{18}textsc{kf} f_T.
Equation 10.6 should be:
Figure 10.6 should be:
Figure 10.7 should be:
Section 11.4.6 should be:
At low frequencies, zeros may cause the loop gain to drop below its midband value. In such cases the servo function obtains a high-pass character with a high-pass cut-off at \(\omega_{\ell}\). This cut-off frequency can be found in a similar way as the low-pass cut-off frequency \(\omega_{h}.\) We now only account for the \(p\) zeros and the \(q\) poles with frequencies smaller than \(\omega_{\ell}\) and use the asymptotic approximation according to (11.50) with \(p>q\). In this way we obtain:
Equation 12.5 should be:
Equation 12.9 should be:
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From this, we see that a third-order system can be given an MFM characteristic with one negative real phantom zero if
Equation 12.62 should be:
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result = pzLoopgain.results
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A phantom zero at \(s=-\frac{1}{R_c C_c}\) brings the two poles of the servo function into MFM positions.
Exercise 12.2: Change the value of the DC loop gain to \(-10^4\).
Figure 18.27 should be:
Equation 18.90 should be:
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