Realisations of stable orthogonal networks (rotators and reflectors) with operational amplifiers

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Stable realisations of the rotator in the second and fourth quadrants and of the reflector in the first and third quadrants are given. Comparison is made between theory and practice by measuring the input conductance over different loads.

Inspec keywords: active networks; linear network synthesis

Other keywords: linear transformation network; stable orthogonal networks; rotators; input conductance; operational amplifiers; reflectors

Subjects: General circuit analysis and synthesis methods; Filters and other networks

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