Applications of the Nonlinear Circuit Analysis Program NCAP
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The program NCAP has been developed during the last five years through the joint efforts of govern ment, industry, and universities to provide the EMC community with a useable procedure for analysing electronic equipment which must operate in a multi signal RFI environment. Several applications will be discussed to illustrate how EMC engineers can use NCAP. One application involves the use of NCAP to calculate third order intermodulation products in a discrete BJT tuned RF amplifier stage. In another application, NCAP is used to calculate RFI effects in a tuned AF JFET preamplifier caused by AM modulated RF signals with frequency components in the 0.1 to 100 MHz range. A third application involves the use of NCAP to calcu late RFI effects in a bipolar linear integrated cir cuit broadband amplifier. NCAP calculated results will be compared to experimental results for each circuit.
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