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NA-VCS and MA-VVS Methods for DC LECsG. E. CHATZARAKIS, V. S. PAPANIKOLAOU, P. B. MALATESTAS, Panagiotis E. SINIOROS, G. S. DILINTAS |
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dc LEC, inspection, mesh analysis, nodal analysis,, nonconvertible current source, nonconvertible voltage source, virtual current source, virtual voltage source
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Date of Publication: 2003-04-02
Volume 3, Issue 2, Year 2003, On page(s): 12 - 19
ISSN: 1582-7445, e-ISSN: 1844-7600
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Abstract This paper presents two systematic methods for solving dc Linear Electric Circuits (LECs): Nodal Analysis with Virtual Current Sources (NA-VCS), applicable to planar or nonplanar LECs and Mesh Analysis with Virtual Voltage Sources (MA-VVS), applicable to planar LECs only. To apply these methods, the nonconvertible voltage or current sources (independent and dependent) are replaced by Virtual Current or Voltage Sources (VCS, VVS), respectively. Solving any dc LEC in this way is extremely systematic and straightforward, since most of the work is done by inspection and some of the matrix manipulations required are easily implemented. Since the proposed methods are well algorithmized, they can by used in most modern simulators of analog networks. |
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