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What transformation occurs when moving from the original network to the dual network?
What transformation occurs when moving from the original network to the dual network?
- Nodes become branches.
- Capacitances become resistances.
- Resistances remain resistances.
- Nodes become loops. (correct)
Which of the following would represent a fundamental loop in a network with nodes A, B, and C?
Which of the following would represent a fundamental loop in a network with nodes A, B, and C?
- B-C-A
- A-B-C
- A-B-C-A-B
- A-B-C-A (correct)
What does the Tie-Set Matrix allow you to apply in network analysis?
What does the Tie-Set Matrix allow you to apply in network analysis?
- Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL). (correct)
- Current equations for branches.
- Ohm's Law for current.
- The Laplace Transform for time functions.
Which of the following describes the Cut-Set Matrix's function in circuit analysis?
Which of the following describes the Cut-Set Matrix's function in circuit analysis?
What occurs to capacitances during the transformation to the dual network?
What occurs to capacitances during the transformation to the dual network?
What is the primary advantage of transforming a circuit into the S-domain?
What is the primary advantage of transforming a circuit into the S-domain?
In the context of network analysis, what does a loop consist of?
In the context of network analysis, what does a loop consist of?
Which statement about the Tie-Set Matrix is true?
Which statement about the Tie-Set Matrix is true?
How are branches and nodes represented differently in dual network theory?
How are branches and nodes represented differently in dual network theory?
What is the relationship between inductances and capacitors in the dual network?
What is the relationship between inductances and capacitors in the dual network?
What does a network graph represent in electrical engineering?
What does a network graph represent in electrical engineering?
How many edges does a tree with $n$ nodes contain?
How many edges does a tree with $n$ nodes contain?
In a tie-set matrix, what does an entry of +1 indicate?
In a tie-set matrix, what does an entry of +1 indicate?
What distinguishes a loop from a tree in a network?
What distinguishes a loop from a tree in a network?
Which law states that the sum of currents at any node is zero?
Which law states that the sum of currents at any node is zero?
What is the purpose of a cut-set matrix?
What is the purpose of a cut-set matrix?
What does duality in network theory refer to?
What does duality in network theory refer to?
In a network graph, what do the nodes typically represent?
In a network graph, what do the nodes typically represent?
What is the fundamental property of a tree in graph theory?
What is the fundamental property of a tree in graph theory?
What can a cut-set do in a network analysis?
What can a cut-set do in a network analysis?
What is true about the edges in a tree with n nodes?
What is true about the edges in a tree with n nodes?
Which of the following correctly characterizes a loop in a network?
Which of the following correctly characterizes a loop in a network?
What do entries in the Tie-Set Matrix indicate?
What do entries in the Tie-Set Matrix indicate?
Which law describes the sum of voltages around any closed loop in a network?
Which law describes the sum of voltages around any closed loop in a network?
In a Cut-Set Matrix, what does an entry of -1 indicate?
In a Cut-Set Matrix, what does an entry of -1 indicate?
What is primarily represented by the nodes in a network graph?
What is primarily represented by the nodes in a network graph?
What does the term 'duality' in network theory imply?
What does the term 'duality' in network theory imply?
What aspect differentiates a tree from a loop in graph theory?
What aspect differentiates a tree from a loop in graph theory?
How is the Cut-Set Matrix structured?
How is the Cut-Set Matrix structured?
What does Kirchhoff's Current Law state?
What does Kirchhoff's Current Law state?
What transformation occurs to resistances when moving to the dual network?
What transformation occurs to resistances when moving to the dual network?
Which of the following sequences depicts a fundamental loop and corresponding branches?
Which of the following sequences depicts a fundamental loop and corresponding branches?
What does the Tie-Set Matrix allow for in network analysis?
What does the Tie-Set Matrix allow for in network analysis?
In the context of dual networks, how do capacitances behave?
In the context of dual networks, how do capacitances behave?
Which statement best describes the application of the Cut-Set Matrix?
Which statement best describes the application of the Cut-Set Matrix?
How does the Laplace Transform aid in circuit analysis?
How does the Laplace Transform aid in circuit analysis?
What is the primary purpose of transforming a circuit into the S-domain?
What is the primary purpose of transforming a circuit into the S-domain?
In a Tie-Set Matrix, what does an entry of +1 typically indicate?
In a Tie-Set Matrix, what does an entry of +1 typically indicate?
Which of the following best describes a tree in network theory?
Which of the following best describes a tree in network theory?
What occurs to nodes in the dual network compared to the original network?
What occurs to nodes in the dual network compared to the original network?
Flashcards
Network Graph
Network Graph
A visual representation showing connections between network points (nodes) and elements (edges).
Tree (Graph Theory)
Tree (Graph Theory)
A connected graph without any loops, containing all the nodes.
Loop (Graph Theory)
Loop (Graph Theory)
A closed path in a network starting and ending at the same node, no node visited twice except for start/end.
Tie-Set Matrix
Tie-Set Matrix
Matrix relating branches to fundamental loops, indicating branch orientation within loops.
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Cut-Set Matrix
Cut-Set Matrix
Matrix relating branches to cut-sets, indicating branch orientation in cut-sets.
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Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL)
Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL)
Sum of currents entering a node equals the sum of currents leaving a node.
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Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL)
Sum of voltages around any closed loop is zero.
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Network Equilibrium Equations
Network Equilibrium Equations
Equations describing conditions for equilibrium in networks, using KCL and KVL.
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Duality-Network Transformation
Duality-Network Transformation
A concept where each element in a network can be transformed into an equivalent element in a dual network.
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Fundamental Loops
Fundamental Loops
A set of loops in a graph such that no loop is a linear combination of others.
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Tie-Set Matrix
Tie-Set Matrix
A matrix used in network analysis, specifically to define fundamental loops in a circuit.
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Cut-Set Matrix
Cut-Set Matrix
A matrix used in network analysis to define fundamental cut-sets.
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Dual Network (analysis)
Dual Network (analysis)
The network resulting from exchanging branches and nodes in an original network. Conductance becomes inductance etc.
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Fundamental Loops
Fundamental Loops
Independent loops in a circuit
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KVL
KVL
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law: The sum of voltages around any closed loop in a circuit is zero.
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KCL
KCL
Kirchhoff's Current Law: The sum of currents entering a node or junction in a circuit is equal to the sum of currents leaving the node.
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S-domain
S-domain
A complex plane representation used in circuit analysis to simplify complex calculations, mostly using Laplace transform.
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Laplace Transform
Laplace Transform
A mathematical tool used to convert circuits from the time domain (t-domain) to the frequency domain (s-domain)
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Circuit Element Transformation (s-domain)
Circuit Element Transformation (s-domain)
Conversion of circuit elements (resistors, capacitors, inductors) into the s-domain
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Network Analysis
Network Analysis
The study of electrical or electronics networks to establish the voltage and current distributions within the network.
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Network Graph
Network Graph
Visual representation of network connections (nodes & edges).
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Tree (Graph Theory)
Tree (Graph Theory)
Connected graph without loops, including all nodes.
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Loop (Graph Theory)
Loop (Graph Theory)
Closed path in a network, starts & ends at same node.
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Tie-Set Matrix
Tie-Set Matrix
Matrix relating branches to fundamental loops in network.
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Cut-Set Matrix
Cut-Set Matrix
Matrix relating branches to cut-sets of a graph.
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KCL
KCL
Sum of currents into a node equals sum leaving.
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KVL
KVL
Sum of voltages around any closed loop is zero.
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Network Equilibrium
Network Equilibrium
Conditions for balance in a network using KCL/KVL.
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Duality (Networks)
Duality (Networks)
Concept of transforming one network to another.
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Fundamental Loops
Fundamental Loops
Set of independent loops in a graph.
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Tie-Set Matrix
Tie-Set Matrix
A matrix defining fundamental loops in a circuit, relating branches to loops.
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Cut-Set Matrix
Cut-Set Matrix
A matrix defining fundamental cut-sets in a circuit, relating branches to cut-sets.
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Dual Network
Dual Network
A network derived from another network by swapping nodes and branches.
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Fundamental Loops
Fundamental Loops
Independent loops in a circuit. No loop is a combination of others.
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KVL
KVL
Kirchhoff's Voltage Law: The sum of voltages around any closed loop in a circuit is zero.
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KCL
KCL
Kirchhoff's Current Law: The sum of currents entering a node equals the sum of currents leaving a node.
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S-domain
S-domain
Complex plane used for circuit analysis using Laplace transforms, representing frequency domian.
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Laplace Transform
Laplace Transform
Mathematical tool converting circuits from time-domain to frequency-domain (s-domain).
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Circuit Element Transformation (s-domain)
Circuit Element Transformation (s-domain)
Convert resistors, capacitors, inductors to their equivalent frequency-domain representations.
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Network Analysis
Network Analysis
Process of studying electrical networks to determine voltage and current distributions.
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