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There are two ways of dealing with circular references and Excel s attempts to warn you about them: 1. One way is to correct the inadvertent circular references. Clicking on the OK on this message form will get Excel s circular reference toolbar to show, which will help you to start to zero in on where the troublesome reference is. 2. The second way, and this is only if you actually want to have circular references, is to set Excel s calculation to the iteration mode by the following sequence: Tools > Options > Calculation > Iteration. This will set Excel to allow circular references. An iteration is simply a cycle of calculation in which you can imagine a wave of calculation sweeping through the whole model, sheet by sheet. Why do we want iterative circular references Simply put, it is a simple way to get the model to converge on its calculations of interest expense. As you will see in the next chapters, in the forecast years the model will be creating plug numbers to balance the balance sheet. A plug number that is assumed to be debt will create an additional interest expense, which will

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There is, of course, a practical limit to this high collector voltage concept due to the available on-board (PCB) voltages, as well as internal transistor design issues. In selecting a power transistor for our design, certain factors and specifications must be taken into consideration. The most important are: power output (POUT), VCC, packaging, cost, gain, frequency of operation, power input (PIN(MAX)), class (AB, B, C, or A), ruggedness, and built-in matching networks. The gain at the frequency of operation for the transistor must, of course, fit the requirements as specified, but choosing a power transistor with an excessive fT will result in a more delicate device. This is because one way for the transistor designer to increase the frequency of its operation is by making the device physically smaller and a smaller device lowers its safe power dissipation levels. Most power transistors will also be specifically characterized for different Q points normally Class C or Class AB. If the transistor is used at another bias Q point, its parameters, such as gain, impedance, and even device lifetime, will change. In addition power gain is ordinarily at its peak with Class A amplifiers, and begins dropping as the forward bias is decreased; with Class C having the lowest power gain of any amplifier type. However, this change in bias will also affect the transistor s tolerance to impedance mismatches, which will be the greatest for Class C biased amplifiers, decreasing as the device gets closer to Class A. As most power transistors run at low supply voltages, current draw can be quite high, which demands chokes and inductors capable of handling these currents. Another problem with power amplifiers over small signal types is that any high-Q circuits at the amplifier s output tank will result in high circulating currents within the tank, causing very high dissipative losses and low amplifier efficiency. Unfortunately, this is in direct conflict with any

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