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Periodic steady state analysis using shooting and wave‐form‐newton

Kevenaar, 1994

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11399433094615329793
Author
Kevenaar T
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International journal of circuit theory and applications

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This paper describes a method of determining the forced periodic steady state response of non‐linear circuits. the method is closely related to the work of Aprille and Trick Proc. IEEE, 60, 108‐114 (1972) and also to the finite difference method for solving a boundary value …
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