When two or more signals merge in a linear device, such as a passive network or asmall-signal amplifier, it is called linear mixing. When two or more signals aremerged in a nonlinear device such as a diode or a large-signal amplifier, this is knownas nonlinear mixing. In terms of mathematical expressions, these are the following:Select your answer.The output voltage of a nonlinear mixing multiple-inputfrequencies is equal to the polynomial function of the sum of inputvoltages.The output voltage of a linear mixing multiple-input frequencies isequal to the polynomial function of the sum of the input voltages.The output voltage is equal to the polynomial function of the inputvoltage for a linear mixing single-input frequency.The output voltage of a nonlinear mixing single-input frequency isjust the product of gain and input voltage signal.

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When two or more signals merge in a linear device, such as a passive network or a small-signal amplifier, it is called linear mixing. When two or more signals are merged in a nonlinear device such as a diode or a large-signal amplifier, this is known as nonlinear mixing. In terms of mathematical expressions, these are the following:

When two or more signals merge in a linear device, such as a passive network or a small-signal amplifier, it is called linear mixing. When two or more signals are merged in a nonlinear device such as a diode or a large-signal amplifier, this is known as nonlinear mixing. In terms of mathematical expressions, these are the following:

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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