Paper title: STATE EQUATIONS OF CIRCUITS WITH EXCESS ELEMENTS – REVISITED
Author(s): PAUL DAN CRISTEA, RODICA TUDUCE,
Abstract: A circuit has excess elements when it contains capacitor loops – closed contours
containing only ideal capacitors and (possibly) ideal independent voltage sources,
and/or inductor cut-sets – closed surfaces cutting only ideal inductors and (possibly)
ideal independent current sources. For such circuits it is not possible to chose all
capacitor voltages and all inductor currents as state variables, as they are not mutually
independent. Therefore, sub-sets of essential capacitor voltages and essential inductor
currents are selected as state variables. The remaining capacitor voltages and inductor
currents are considered dependent variables, as they can be expressed in terms of the
essential variables.
Keywords: State variable equations, Systematic equation formulation, Excess
circuit elements, Essential circuit elements Year: 2011 | Tome: 56 | Issue: 2 | Pp.: 219-228
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