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Primary frequency properties of LPTV circuits

Authors: Shapovalov, Yuriy; Bachyk, Dariya; Detsyk, Ksenia;

Primary frequency properties of LPTV circuits

Abstract

The paper considers primary frequency properties of parametric LPTV (linear periodically time-varying) circuits in steady state under the action of a harmonic input signal and periodic changes of parametric elements. Based on the representation of the transfer function by a finite Fourier series, an analytical expression for the output signal of a parametric circuit has been obtained. The conditions for the coincidence of pair harmonic components forming characteristic frequencies with amplification or attenuation effects have been investigated. A method for determining such frequencies has been proposed, and examples of its application in a synchronous detector, frequency converter, modulator, and in single-loop and dual-loop parametric amplifiers have been presented. The results obtained can be used to design radioelectronic devices with due regard for the parametric effects.

Keywords

parametric circuits, transfer function, frequency symbolic method, LPTV circuits, linear periodically time-varying circuits, characteristic frequencies

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