Titlebook: Nonsmooth Modeling and Simulation for Switched Circuits; Vincent Acary,Olivier Bonnefon,Bernard Brogliato Book 2011 Springer Science+Busin

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Introduction to Switched CircuitsLC circuits with so-called ideal diodes, ideal Zener diodes, ideal switches. The main peculiarities of their dynamics are highlighted through detailed analysis. The parallel with simple nonsmooth mechanical systems is made. Last, but not least, the numerical method that will be used in the remainder

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Mathematical Background. This chapter does not aim at being exhaustive. The unique objective is that the book be sufficiently self-contained and that all the mathematical notions which are the foundations of the nonsmooth dynamical systems that are presented, be easily available to the readers who are not familiar with su

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Nonsmooth Modeling of Electrical Componentselements described by generalized equations. The characteristics of the electronic devices can be then nonsmooth and even multivalued. These new elements are called the electrical “nonsmooth elements”. Some examples have already been studied in Chaps.?1 and?2. The description of nonsmooth components

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Introduction to Switched CircuitsLC circuits with so-called ideal diodes, ideal Zener diodes, ideal switches. The main peculiarities of their dynamics are highlighted through detailed analysis. The parallel with simple nonsmooth mechanical systems is made. Last, but not least, the numerical method that will be used in the remainder of the book is introduced.

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Conventional Circuit Equation Formulation and?Simulationented. The formulation of the circuit equations is based on two basic ingredients: . which lead to a Differential Algebraic Equation (DAE). We will give some details on the DAEs in Sects.?. to?. and the chapter will end in Sect.?. on conventional techniques for the numerical analog simulation of circuits.