Discrete Analysis of Electrical Circuit with Sources of Rectangular Pulses

Abstract Discrete transients and stationary process are described in series RC-circuits when the supplied voltage contains periodic rectangular pulses. The analysis is performed using z - transformation to obtain analytical dependencies for the capacitive voltage in any time of the rectangular pulses. The approach is used for discrete analysis of various circuits in which rectangular pulses have different characteristics. The calculated capacitive voltages by the obtained discrete dependencies are identical, compared to the results obtained by SPICE simulation. The method proposed in the present work allows, together with the transient process, to investigate the corresponding stationary process. Cases of stable and unstable transients are shown.

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IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899x/1317/1/012009
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Pulsed Power Technology Applications
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Discrete Analysis of Electrical Circuit with Sources of Rectangular Pulses

Ivan Trushev, Atanas G. Chervenkov, Zhivko D. Georgiev
IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering
Pulsed Power Technology Applications
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Discrete Analysis of Electrical Circuit with Sources of Rectangular Pulses

Ivan Trushev, Atanas G. Chervenkov, Zhivko D. Georgiev
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Abstract Discrete transients and stationary process are described in series RC-circuits when the supplied voltage contains periodic rectangular pulses. The analysis is performed using z - transformation to obtain analytical dependencies for the capacitive voltage in any time of the rectangular pulses. The approach is used for discrete analysis of various circuits in which rectangular pulses have different characteristics. The calculated capacitive voltages by the obtained discrete dependencies are identical, compared to the results obtained by SPICE simulation. The method proposed in the present work allows, together with the transient process, to investigate the corresponding stationary process. Cases of stable and unstable transients are shown.

IOP Conference Series Materials Science and EngineeringVol. 1317(1)
Technical University of Sofia (BG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Pulsed Power Technology Applications
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