Based on the nullor equivalent model of the ideal op amp, the solvability of RLC op amp networks are discussed and some practical problems are analyzed. Then several necessary and sufficient topological conditions for...Based on the nullor equivalent model of the ideal op amp, the solvability of RLC op amp networks are discussed and some practical problems are analyzed. Then several necessary and sufficient topological conditions for unique solvability are given and their proofs are shown in detail.These conditions have great applications in the analysis, synthesis and diagnosis of networks. Finally the solvability of an illustrative network are analyzed as an example.展开更多
In this paper, a module level fault diagnosis method is presented which considers multi-port device or subnetwork as the basic unit. The fault model in this method is quite similar to an actual condition,hence it has ...In this paper, a module level fault diagnosis method is presented which considers multi-port device or subnetwork as the basic unit. The fault model in this method is quite similar to an actual condition,hence it has practical meaning. The equations of moedule level fault diagnosis are derived, and thetestability problem for module-fault diagnosis is discussed in general. The paper then gives severaltoplolgical conditions for module-fault testubility, which are applicable to a general nonreciprocal network by introducing a generalized independent path.展开更多
文摘Based on the nullor equivalent model of the ideal op amp, the solvability of RLC op amp networks are discussed and some practical problems are analyzed. Then several necessary and sufficient topological conditions for unique solvability are given and their proofs are shown in detail.These conditions have great applications in the analysis, synthesis and diagnosis of networks. Finally the solvability of an illustrative network are analyzed as an example.
文摘In this paper, a module level fault diagnosis method is presented which considers multi-port device or subnetwork as the basic unit. The fault model in this method is quite similar to an actual condition,hence it has practical meaning. The equations of moedule level fault diagnosis are derived, and thetestability problem for module-fault diagnosis is discussed in general. The paper then gives severaltoplolgical conditions for module-fault testubility, which are applicable to a general nonreciprocal network by introducing a generalized independent path.
