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The Sensitivity of Demodulation RFI Predictions in Op Amp Circuits to Variations in Model Parameter Values
The computer program NCAP has been used to predict demodulation RFI effects in operational amplifier (op amp) circuits excited by 50% AM-modulated RF signals over the RF frequency range 0.1 to 400 MHz. The op amp circuit investigated is a unity gain buffer amplifier with 741 bipolar or LF355 JFET—bipolar op amps. The sensitivity of the RFI demodulation predictions to variations in model parameter values has been determined.