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Useful time-variable circuit-element equivalences

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Anderson, B. D.
Spaulding, D. A.
Newcomb, R. W.

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Because time variable circuit elements have properties not possessed by time invariant ones, such as the ability to modulate or amplify with low noise, it is useful to have different ways of looking at them Here we present general equi valences for time variable inductors, capacitors, resistors and gyrators, using time invariant elements and time variable transformers, which allow various pro perties to be determined and interpreted on physical grounds.

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Electronics Letters

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