Difference between small signal and large signal analysis
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A small signal model accounts for the behaviour which is linear around an operating point. When the signal is large in amplitude (Say more than 1/5 VCC, a rule of thumb) the behaviour became non linear and we have to use the model which accounts for non linearity. And thus called large signal model....
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The small signal model accounts for the behavior which is linear around an operating point. When the signal is large in amplitude (say more than 1/5 of VCC, a rule of thumb) the behavior becomes non linear and we have to use the model which accounts for non-linearity , and thus called large signal model.
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