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Title: Novel Feedback Theory of Electric Circuits—Part I: Cut-Based Decomposition.
Authors: Codecasa, L.1
Source: IEEE Transactions on Circuits & Systems. Part I: Regular Papers. Jul2012, Vol. 59 Issue 7, p1491-1504. 14p.
Subjects: Electric circuits, Systems on a chip, Embedded computer systems, Real-time computing, Complementary metal oxide semiconductors
Abstract: In this paper and in its companion, a novel cut-based decomposition for transfer functions of linear time-invariant circuits is introduced and an invariance property, with respect to the cut, is proven for the set of quantities introduced by this cut-based decomposition. These results naturally lead to a novel feedback theory of electric circuits which, unlike Bode's feedback theory, is based on the unambiguous decomposition of transfer functions. Such feedback theory provides a natural extension to the elementary model of feedback amplifiers based on block diagrams, from system theory to circuit theory, and a natural extension to Blackman's formula. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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  Data: In this paper and in its companion, a novel cut-based decomposition for transfer functions of linear time-invariant circuits is introduced and an invariance property, with respect to the cut, is proven for the set of quantities introduced by this cut-based decomposition. These results naturally lead to a novel feedback theory of electric circuits which, unlike Bode's feedback theory, is based on the unambiguous decomposition of transfer functions. Such feedback theory provides a natural extension to the elementary model of feedback amplifiers based on block diagrams, from system theory to circuit theory, and a natural extension to Blackman's formula. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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