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Question 3.SP.6: (a) Find the equivalent noise parameters of a parallel conne...

(a) Find the equivalent noise parameters of a parallel connected R_f-C_f network connected in series with the signal path. (b) If this network is used as a shunt–shunt feedback, how does this case compare with the situation described of a series R-L circuit connected in shunt–shunt feedback?

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