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• Two-port network
  {{Image|Two-port with Thevenin driver.PNG|right|350px| Two-port network with symbol definitions. A [[Thévenin's theorem|Thévenin voltage source]] A '''two-port network''' is an [[electrical circuit]] with two ''pairs'' of terminals. As shown i
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• Two-port network/Bibliography
  ...publisher=Oxford University Press |isbn=0-19-511690-9 |chapter=Appendix B: Two-port network parameters |pages=pp. B-1 ''ff'' |year=1998 |edition=4rth ed |url=http://ww
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• Two-port network/Definition
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• Two-port network/Related Articles
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• Two-port network/Bibliography
  ...publisher=Oxford University Press |isbn=0-19-511690-9 |chapter=Appendix B: Two-port network parameters |pages=pp. B-1 ''ff'' |year=1998 |edition=4rth ed |url=http://ww
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• Two-port network
  {{Image|Two-port with Thevenin driver.PNG|right|350px| Two-port network with symbol definitions. A [[Thévenin's theorem|Thévenin voltage source]] A '''two-port network''' is an [[electrical circuit]] with two ''pairs'' of terminals. As shown i
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• Negative feedback amplifier
  {{See also|Two-port network}} ...k can be implemented using a [[two-port network]]. There are four types of two-port network, and the selection depends upon the type of feedback. In the table, the not
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• Nullor
  In electronics, a '''nullor''' is a theoretical [[two-port network]] composed of a [[nullator]] at its input and a [[norator]] at its output.<
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• Hybrid-pi model
  ...[Two-port_network#Admittance_parameters_.28y-parameters.29|''y''-parameter two-port network]], as shown in the next figure. However, to qualify as a port, current into
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• Current mirror
  ...istance is found in [[Two-port network#Impedance parameters (z-parameters)|two-port network]]s.
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