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Nonlinear circuit analysis through periodic spline approximation

Nonlinear circuit analysis through periodic spline approximation

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A spline representation is proposed for the current or voltage periodic waveforms at the connections between the linear and nonlinear subnetworks into which the circuit is partitioned. The periodic steady-state analysis is thus reduced to the solution of a nonlinear system whose unknowns are the knot ordinates of these splines.

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