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With the advent of television and radar during the Second World War, the behavior of wideband amplifiers in the time domain has become very important [Ref. 1.1]. In today’s digital world this is even more the case. It is a paradox that designers and troubleshooters of digital equipment still depend on oscilloscopes, which — at least in their fast and low level input part — consist of analog wideband amplifiers. So the calculation of the time domain response of wideband amplifiers has become even more important than the frequency, phase, and time delay response.
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Starič, P., Margan, E. (2006). The Laplace Transform. In: Starič, P., Margan, E. (eds) Wideband Amplifiers. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-28341-8_1
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