Second order nonlinearity of RF Amplifier

This short video shows and explains how to compute (approximate) the second order intermodulation product aka IM2 of an RF block as a function of the IP2 and input power Pin.
Note that Video shows one tone just as a representation of the two CW tones with equal powers (Pin) at frequencies f1 and f2. The IM2 then refers to the power of the intermodulation product f2-f1 (or f1-f2).

[@all.n.1]

It will be better if you arrange your playlists with proper titles. I went through "Electrical engineering, analog, digital design videos", it have good videos, but it is randomly listed. You should divide these videos or arrange these in a sequence, From basic to advance or any proper arrangement that suits the contents.
Just a suggestion.

[@STEMprof]

Thank you very much for your interest in my channel and for sharing your thoughts and suggestions. You have a good point. I have been thinking about that as well. Main question for me has been: what is the proper arrangement? Do you suggest breaking this single playlist (203 videos) into multiple smaller playlist of for example: "Electronic Amplifiers", "Power Amplifiers & Voltage Regulators", "Analog Computers" , "Current Sources" , "Impedance Converters & Gyrators", "Analog Filters", "Oscillators" ?
From a visitor's perspective, Does it help having that many smaller playlist?
Please let me know what you think. Thanks.