Symbolic factorization methodology for multistage amplifier transfer functions
In this paper, we discuss a symbolic simplification methodology to derive approximated factorized forms of the transfer function of multistage amplifiers in the complex frequency domain. The developed approach is useful for hand calculation and is also suitable to be implemented in symbolic computer...
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