User talk:Doug iowa
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Small-signal model
[edit]Doug, thanks for your comment at Talk:Small-signal model#This page does not make a lot of sense. I look forward to seeing improvements of the sort you propose, and can provide help if you like. Probably you have some good sources that can be added as refs, too. As to Brews's complaint about no linearization procedure, that would be good, too; I did a bit of that in ad hoc way in my own book, for the case an AGC.
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