3325671
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Mind Map by David Buitrago, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by David Buitrago
over 8 years ago
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H and nH_modeling vs
Thevenin and Norton
- Thevenin and Norton
- are
- two simplification techniques
that explain terminal behavior
- For linear circuits
- Replace
- A terminal port
- source and
impedance [1,
2]
- Those help to achive
- To concetrate only in
a portion of the circuit
- However
- those models are rigid
- Dependent on the source
- Are not related to the
target
- Which limits their
applications
- Which limits their
applications
- Are not related to the
target
- Dependent on the source
- those models are rigid
- However
- To concetrate only in
a portion of the circuit
- Those help to achive
- source and
impedance [1,
2]
- A terminal port
- Replace
- For linear circuits
- two simplification techniques
that explain terminal behavior
- are
- Hybrid equivalent circuit
- An alternative model
- For a two terminal
network
- Consist in
- A voltage
source
- A current
source
- An equivalent
resistance
- Can represent
- Linear
- Nonlinear
networks
- More dinamic
- Could select
its sources
- Universality
- It is use for
- Noise analysis
- Noise analysis
- It is use for
- Could select
its sources
- Linear
- A voltage
source
- Consist in
- For a two terminal
network
- Nullified H model
- Special case
- Depends on
- Source network
- Target network
- Property
- Power consumption is
- Minimized to zero
- Include
- Multi-port networks
- Minimizes the DC
power dissipation
- Minimizes the DC
power dissipation
- Multi-port networks
- Include
- Minimized to zero
- Power consumption is
- Source network
- Depends on
- Special case
- An alternative model
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