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Modified Nodal Approach to DC Network Sensitivity Computation

Chung-Wen Ho

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Programming techniques are presented for computing dc sensitivity vectors of nonlinear electronic circuits. The modified nodal approach is used as the method of formulation for the circuit equations, in which multiple performance objectives can be accommodated. Numerical examples illustrate some of the techniques discussed.

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Programming techniques are presented for computing dc sensitivity vectors of nonlinear electronic circuits. The modified nodal approach is used as the method of formulation for the circuit equations, in which multiple performance objectives can be accommodated. Numerical examples illustrate some of the techniques discussed.

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Programming techniques are presented for computing dc sensitivity vectors of nonlinear electronic circuits. The modified nodal approach is used as the method of formulation for the circuit equations, in which multiple performance objectives can be accommodated. Numerical examples illustrate some of the techniques discussed.

Key concepts: Sensitivity (control systems), Computation, Electronic circuit, Computer science, Modified nodal analysis, Nodal analysis, Nonlinear system, NODAL

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