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Rollett stability factor: a standalone construct

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RF and microwave engineering

an invariant of a linear two-port's parameters that indicates whether it is unconditionally stable for all passive source and load terminations.

In RF and microwave engineering, Rollett stability factor refers to an invariant of a linear two-port's parameters that indicates whether it is unconditionally stable for all passive source and load terminations. This meaning comes from Rollett (1962) in IRE Transactions on Circuit Theory.[1]

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References

Rollett, J. (1962). Stability and Power-Gain Invariants of Linear Twoports. IRE Transactions on Circuit Theory, 9(1), 29-32. https://doi.org/10.1109/tct.1962.1086854

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