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degrees of freedom of the designer are the four real numbers corresponding to the values of the two reactances (Zf , and Zs in our case) and to the real and imaginary parts of the complex load (Zl in our case) By this arrangement, it is apparent that the active device ampli es the power entering its input port; then, the feedback network feeds it back again to the input of the active device for the oscillation to be sustained, while delivering part of the power to the resistive load included in the network (Figure 520) Since only the external resistive load included in the feedback network dissipates power, while its other elements are reactive, the power ampli ed by the active device is delivered to the external load except the fraction fed back to the input of the active device.

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