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19 1084 Chapter n Dependent Sources The ideal VCCS circuit is also called an ideal voltage-to-current converter. The input circuit is an ideal voltage transfer circuit. The characteristics of a nearly ideal VCCS circuit are: Input impedance Zin is very high (ideally an open) Output impedance Zout is very high (ideally an open) Output current is related to and controlled by the input voltage Ideal...
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