
Stability Analysis of Nonlinear Microwave Circuits
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- Intro
- Stability Analysis of Nonlinear Microwave Circuits
- Contents v
- Preface xi
- Acknowledgments xv
- 1 Steady-State Solutions of Nonlinear Circuits 1
- 1.1 Autonomous and Nonautonomous Dynamical Systems 2
- 1.2 Oscillations in Linear and Nonlinear Systems 10
- 1.3 Phase-Space Representation of Solutions 16
- 1.4 Stability of Limit Sets 29
- 1.5 Poincare Map 44
- 1.6 Entrainment: Phase-Locked Solutions in the Torus 52
- References 57
- 2 Nonlinear Analysis Techniques 61
- 2.1 Time-Domain Simulation 62
- 2.2 Harmonic Balance for Nonautonomous Circuits 66
- 2.3 Harmonic Balance for Autonomous and Sychronized Circuits 75
- 2.4 Envelope Transient 91
- 2.5 Continuation Techinque for Tracing Solution Curves Versus a Circuit Parameter 96
- 2.6 Analysis of Autonomous and Synchronized Circuits in Closed Harmonic-Balance Programs 100
- References 112
- 3 Local Stability Analysis 117
- 3.1 Stability Concept for Linear and Nonlinear Circuits 118
- 3.2 Derivation of the Characteristic System in the Harmonic-Balance Formulation 131
- 3.3 The Open-Loop Approach 152
- References 171
- Appendix 3A 172
- 4 Bifurcation Analysis of Nonlinear Circuits 177
- 4.1 Local Bifurcations 178
- 4.2 Bifurcations of the Poincare Map 196
- 4.3 Global Bifurcations 211
- 4.4 Analysis of Bifurcations from the Harmoinc-Balance Characteristic System 216
- 4.5 Harmonic-Balance Analysis of Bifurcations with the Aid of an Auxiliary Generator 227
- References 240
- 5 Global Stability of Microwave Circuits 243
- 5.1 Global Behavior of Free-Running Oscillators 244
- 5.2 Global Behavior of Synchronized Oscillators 247
- 5.3 Global Behavior of Frequency Dividers by Two 252
- 5.4 Global Behavior of Self-Oscillating Mixers 266
- 5.5 Global Behavior of Frequency Doublers 273
- 5.6 Global Behavior of Phase-Locked Loops 278
- References 292
- 6 Bifurcaion Routes to Chaos 295
- 6.1 Homoclinicity 296
- 6.2 Quasiperiodic Route to Chaos 301
- 6.3 Period-Doubling Route to Chaos 305
- 6.4 Torus-Doubling Route to Chaos 311
- 6.5 Intermittence 315
- References 320
- About the Authors 323
- Index 325
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