Realizing Non-Foster Reactive Elements Using Negative-Group-Delay Networks
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Abstract
An intimate relation is established between non-Foster reactive elements and loss-compensated negative-group-delay (NGD) networks. It is shown that any possible network configuration containing a class of non-Foster elements operates as an NGD network. Likewise, it is demonstrated that a loss-compensated NGD network represents a reactive network with a non-Foster behavior. Consequently, these two properties can be intimately linked together and NGD networks can be utilized to implement non-Foster elements, such as negative capacitors and inductors. This result introduces another perspective in realizing non-Foster reactive elements, leading to new designs that are well behaved and more predictable in terms of stability and operation than traditional designs using negative impedance inverters and negative impedance converters. Based on this concept, loss-compensated NGD networks are proposed for realizing high-quality non-Foster reactive elements. Furthermore, entirely passive non-Foster elements with a limited quality ( Q) factor are proposed for which the minimum Q factor and the maximum achievable bandwidth are inversely related. It is shown that the design of non-Foster reactive elements using NGD networks can lead to the realization of standalone unilateral non-Foster reactive elements in a certain bandwidth. Examples of such non-Foster reactive elements and networks are demonstrated experimentally and shown to be stable.
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