Designing a Low-Power Generator Circuit with Switching Theory for Power Reduction
2017Testing the VLSI circuits is the major aspect to know the parameter variations at different stages. For the self-testing of the circuits, we introduce a suitable structure which can be used for testing the VLSI designs. The structure is built in such a way that the objective of the generator is highly utilized for the power dissipation reduction which ...
G. Rohith +4 more
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Notice of Retraction: Analysis of Loss Compensation on Generation Rights Trade by Circuit Theory
2010 Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference, 2010The generation rights trade could make the losses change, which should be compensated by the trade participants, so the fair loss compensation principle should be established, it could not only help for confirming the traders' responsibilities, but also help the generation rights trade to develop very quickly. This paper thinks that the key of solution
Dongping Ai, Hai Bao, Yihan Yang
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Complex Losses Allocation to Generators and Loads Based on Circuit Theory and Aumann-Shapley Method
IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2010This paper presents a new method to allocate active and reactive losses simultaneously to generators and loads. The allocation is calculated for each transmission branch, identifying and quantifying the buses' responsibilities in losses. This is a two-step process.
Yuri P. Molina +2 more
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New approach to general theory of electrical machines using magnetic equivalent circuits
Proceedings of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1973First, the nature of equivalent circuits and the alternative electric or magnetic equivalents for any electromagnetic system are examined. In the remaining Sections, steady-state and symmetrical sudden short-circuit conditons are analysed for the3-phase synchronous, the 3-phase induction and the compounded d.c.
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THE GENERAL THEORY OF NON-RECIPROCAL DIRECTIONAL COUPLERS AND APPLICATIONS IN TWR CIRCUITS
1963Abstract : An analysis of non-reciprocal directional coup lers and their application in traveling-wave resonant (TWR) circuits is presented. The gen eral characteristic of this type of coupler is determined from an examination of its scattering matrix. One result of interest is that it is not necessary that there be a pi/2 phase differ ence between the
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SELF-CONSISTENT FIELD THEORY OF GENERAL PERIODIC CIRCUITS FOR TRAVELING WAVE TUBES
International Journal of High Speed Electronics and Systems, 1993A general method for exact analysis of cylindrical periodic circuits for traveling wave tubes without initial assumptions of field or current distributions is described. The procedure is based on transforming the stationary periodic circuit to Fourier space, in the same manner as one does the ordinary RF fields.
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Application of the general fluid circuit theory to the chloride-bromide-deuterium oxide experiment
The Bulletin of Mathematical Biophysics, 1941The general fluid circuit theory of active chloride absorption is applied to an experiment in which chloride, bromide, and deuterium oxide were simultaneously absorbed from the lower ileum, chloride only moving against a concentration gradient. The conclusion is reached that the constant for active absorption of deuterium oxide is equal, within ...
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Analytical model for ideal generic memristor circuits based on the theory of Volterra
2015The use of memristors in future electronics is under deep investigation nowadays. The fields where these devices may find application are various. In fact there exist distinct types of memristors. Depending upon materials and operating conditions, different physical phenomena may emerge in these two-terminal devices, and the resulting dynamics may ...
Ascoli A, Tetzlaff R
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On the generalized circuit theory as applied to antennas and radiating lines
2013http://archive.org/details ...
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