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• Step response
  ...zero to a finite value. In a more idealized mathematical formulation, the step response of a system refers to the time evolution of its output when its input is pr ...ty of its final state, delaying the overall system response. Formally, the step response of a dynamical system gives information about the [[stability]] of the syst
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• Talk:Step response
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• Step response/Definition
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• Pole splitting/Definition
  ...c amplifier]] to increase the stability of the amplifier and improve its [[step response]] at the cost of decreased speed.
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• Bode plot/Related Articles
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• User:John R. Brews/Circuits
  |Aspects of step response.PNG|Some terms used to describe step response in time domain. |Conjugate poles.PNG|Conjugate pole locations for step response of two-pole feedback amplifier.
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• Step response
  ...zero to a finite value. In a more idealized mathematical formulation, the step response of a system refers to the time evolution of its output when its input is pr ...ty of its final state, delaying the overall system response. Formally, the step response of a dynamical system gives information about the [[stability]] of the syst
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• Pole splitting
  ...c amplifier]] to increase the stability of the amplifier and improve its [[step response]] at the cost of decreased speed.<ref name=note1 group=Note/> By introducti ...lowest pole, and suppose <math>\tau_1</math> >> <math>\tau_2</math>. (Good step response requires <math>\tau_1</math> >> <math>\tau_2</math>. See [[Pole splitting#S
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• User:John R. Brews/Articles
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• Negative feedback amplifier
  ...e negative feedback improves performance (linearity, frequency response, [[step response]]) and reduces sensitivity to parameter variations due to manufacturing or *Can control [[step response]] of amplifier
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• Bode plot
  ...e amplifier are compared. These considerations also affect the amplifier [[step response]]. ...ee also the discussion of phase margin in the [[Step_response#Phase_margin|step response]] article.
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• User talk:Greg Sabino Mullane
  ...been an issue for many months. Can it be fixed? Examples can be found in [[Step response]], for example:
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• User:John R. Brews/Images
  |Aspects of step response.PNG|Some terms used to describe step response in time domain. |Conjugate poles.PNG|Conjugate pole locations for step response of two-pole feedback amplifier.
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• User:John R. Brews/WP
  ...Nullor]], [[Ampere's force law]], [[Bivector]]; and completely rewritten [[Step response]], [[Current mirror]], [[Active load]], [[Free_space#In_electromagnetism|Fr
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• Forum Talk:Technical Issues/Archive 1
  ...es I checked using an iPad are not translated. For example [[Feedback]], [[Step response]], and [[Centrifugal force]]. [[User:John R. Brews|John R. Brews]] ([[User
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