Are there exceptions to adding h parameters in feedback problems of amplifiers?

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In feedback problems involving amplifiers, H parameters are typically added from both the amplifier and the feedback network when they are in series-parallel configurations. However, there is a concern that connecting the amplifier to the feedback network may alter the individual parameters due to loading effects. This raises the question of whether exceptions exist to the standard practice of simply adding H parameters. The discussion seeks proofs or examples to clarify if these parameter changes are possible or if they can be ignored in analysis. Understanding these nuances is crucial for accurate feedback system design.
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In feedback problems of amplifiers we often use H feedback in the voltage controlled voltage sources... The good thing about that is that they are connected in series parallel form and they are then to find the net h parameters we simply add the h parameters of the amplifier (taken alone) to the h parameters of the feedback network (taken alone) respectively.

I was wondering if there are exceptions to this rule... I mean we connect the amplifier to the feedback network then isn't there a possibility that the individual parameters kind of change, maybe because of loading or something alike... Or is it impossible to happen. Can you give me some proofs?


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