Theory of noisy two-port networks

@article{Bolinder1959TheoryON,
  title={Theory of noisy two-port networks},
  author={E. F. Bolinder},
  journal={Journal of The Franklin Institute-engineering and Applied Mathematics},
  year={1959},
  volume={267},
  pages={1-23}
}
  • E. F. Bolinder
  • Published 1959
  • Mathematics
  • Journal of The Franklin Institute-engineering and Applied Mathematics
    • Abstract A new geometric-analytic theory of noisy two-port networks is presented.It is based, geometrically, on the isometric sphere method, a generalization of the isometric circle method to three dimensions, and, analytically, on a three-dimensional conformal transformation which was originally derived by Poincare and Picard. The transformation is used in a study of transformations of noise ensemble average ratios through bilateral two-port networks. The study is facilitated by interpreting… CONTINUE READING
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