SYNTHESIS OF VARIABLE ACTIVE NETWORKS,
Abstract
The synthesis of variable active networks is investigated in order to obtain a common back ground for the study of variable and self-opti mizing systems. The networks studied have a fre quency or time response that is a function of an independent variable, which is assumed to vary sufficiently slowly with time that the systems can be considered to be time invariant. The only variable elements considered in the study are variable controlled sources. The sufficiency of fixed passive and variable active elements is demonstrated for transfer functions with numerator at least one degree less than denominator in s, the complex frequency. These functions are assumed to be rational in s for fixed x, the independent variable, but arbitrary functions of x. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 01, 1962
- Accession Number
- AD0419503
Entities
People
- J.s. Thorp
Organizations
- Cornell University