Matrices in Analyzing Electrical Networks
Giorgio Gambirasio, Denise Consonni
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Giorgio Gambirasio, Denise Consonni
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It is shown how a creative use of matrices may increase theusefulness of electrical circuit analysis. The methodology is explained over a simple DC resistor network, but it may be used with AC circuits as well.As a further application, it is discussed how to handle matrices in the computation of Thévenin equivalent source.Despite being simple, such a treatment does not seem to have been described in current textbooks on circuit analysis.
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It is shown how a creative use of matrices may increase theusefulness of electrical circuit analysis. The methodology is explained over a simple DC resistor network, but it may be used with AC circuits as well.As a further application, it is discussed how to handle matrices in the computation of Thévenin equivalent source.Despite being simple, such a treatment does not seem to have been described in current textbooks on circuit analysis.
Key concepts: Resistor, Simple (philosophy), Network analysis, Electrical network, Computation, Computer science, Electronic circuit, Current (fluid)