S parameters of Common base configuration

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To extract S-parameters for a common base configuration from common emitter S-parameters, one must understand the relationships between the two configurations. Relevant textbooks on BJT basics provide foundational knowledge on this topic. A clarification was made regarding the confusion between S-parameters and H-parameters, emphasizing the need for accurate terminology. Examples and specific conversion methods were requested to aid in understanding. Further resources and detailed explanations can enhance comprehension of this topic.
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I want to know it we have common Emitter s parameters how can we extract s parameters of common base configuration?if there is no problem give me some examples in converting
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baby_1 said:
Hello
I want to know it we have common Emitter s parameters how can we extract s parameters of common base configuration?if there is no problem give me some examples in converting
Thank you
Can be found in many relevant textbooks covering BJT basics.
 
Hello Dear Lvw
could you introduce me name of some of them?
Thanks
 
Sorry, I have mixed-up s-parameters (your question) and h-parameters.
 
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