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Symmetry and the Form of Nonlinear Behavioral Models: A Tutorial for Microwave Engineers
Behavioral models of nonlinear microwave devices -- the Cardiff model, X-parameters, the higher-order describing functions of the mechanical-systems literature -- all share a functional form that is usually presented as a modeling choice. This tutorial shows that the form follows from a single physi
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