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Dependent source

Known as: Dependent Sources, Dependent generator 
In the theory of electrical networks, a dependent source is a voltage source or a current source whose value depends on a voltage or current… 
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AmplifierAsymptotic gain modelCurrent sourceDistributed element model

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2018
2018
Study of in-containment source term behavior for VVER-1000 under LOCA conditions using the IRBURN code system
2016
2016
An inverse source problem for a two-parameter anomalous diffusion with local time datum
2013
2013
Network Essentiality
The work here involves the development of a theory providing necessary and sufficient conditions for the property of essentiality… 
2012
2012
The combination of dependence-based interval-valued evidential reasoning approach with balanced scorecard for performance assessment
2010
2010
Adaptation to robot failures and shape change in decentralized construction
Our prior work [1] presented a decentralized algorithm for coordinating the construction of a truss structure out of multiple… 
2009
2009
Improved Feedback Theory
A previous cut-insertion theorem for linear circuits and its application to a generalization of the elementary feedback theory… 
Highly Cited
2006
Highly Cited
2006
Symbolic Framework for Linear Active Circuits Based on Port Equivalence Using Limit Variables
This paper proposes a new framework for linear active circuits that can encompass both circuit analysis and synthesis. The… 
2006
2006
The EEG forward problem: theoretical and numerical aspects
We focus on the Forward Problem of electroencephalography, discuss a mathematical model and state properties of its weak… 
2003
2003
A note on the age of radioactive tracers
1998
1998
Superposition of Markov sources and long range dependence
This paper introduces a model to study the phenomenon of long range dependence. This model consists of an infinite superposition… 
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