DocumentCode
1169736
Title
Generation of a Class of Equivalent Networks and its Sensitivities
Author
Leon, Benjamin J. ; Yokomoto, Charles F.
Volume
19
Issue
1
fYear
1972
fDate
1/1/1972 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
2
Lastpage
8
Abstract
This paper presents a method of generating a class of equivalent networks from an initial network
such that a transfer function
kept invariant throughout the transformation. The class of networks to be considered is chosen so that the sensitivities of
to changes in the network elements of the initial network given by
and the sensitivities of all of the generated equivalent networks can be obtained by simple matrix multiplication. Partial differentiation is avoided. The equivalent networks are generated from
by transforming the vector of network variables and the input vector in the equilibrium equations defined below. The transformation is performed in such a manner that the equivalent networks
are generated by congruence, transforming the matrices
and
that appear in the system of equations
. The single-output transfer function
is given by
. Provided that the equations possess specified properties, the sensitivities are easily obtained and can be applied to the problem of sensitivity minimization. Furthermore, if
is the sum
, then the partial derivatives of
with respect to the transformation parameters are readily obtained. Again only matrix multiplication is required.
such that a transfer function
kept invariant throughout the transformation. The class of networks to be considered is chosen so that the sensitivities of
to changes in the network elements of the initial network given by
and the sensitivities of all of the generated equivalent networks can be obtained by simple matrix multiplication. Partial differentiation is avoided. The equivalent networks are generated from
by transforming the vector of network variables and the input vector in the equilibrium equations defined below. The transformation is performed in such a manner that the equivalent networks
are generated by congruence, transforming the matrices
and
that appear in the system of equations
. The single-output transfer function
is given by
. Provided that the equations possess specified properties, the sensitivities are easily obtained and can be applied to the problem of sensitivity minimization. Furthermore, if
is the sum
, then the partial derivatives of
with respect to the transformation parameters are readily obtained. Again only matrix multiplication is required.Keywords
Equivalent networks; General circuit theory; Sensitivity analysis; Admittance; Capacitance; Capacitors; Computer networks; Equations; Impedance; Inductance; Transfer functions; Vectors; Voltage;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Circuit Theory, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9324
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TCT.1972.1083402
Filename
1083402
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