A Simplified Approach to Two-Port Analysis in Feedback
In this paper, a new pedagogical approach for analyzing the negative feedback circuits is proposed. The presented approach is in fact the completed form of the well-known two-port network analysis which is the most intuitive method for teaching the negative feedback concept. The two-port network analysis is rewritten in a more general and conceptual format. In analyzing the output series feedback, the presented analysis resolves prior shortcomings. The presented approach helps the students analyze and design all types of negative feedback circuits more intuitively.
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