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Thesis

Author
Smart, Ronald G.
Title
A digital computer study of systems containing time-varying reactances
Type of Work
PhD thesis
Imprint
University of New South Wales, 1963
Url
https://doi.org/10.26190/unsworks/4427
Abstract

Electrical networks containing time-varying reactance are studied under steady state conditions, in terms of the frequency components of the voltages, currents and time-varying inductances and capacitances of the network. Electric circuit theory is extended (through an impedance expression for a time-varying reactive component) to give overall impedance matrix equations for a network containing such components. Simple manipulation of these matrices brings out what are believed to be new and useful descriptions of the important power-frequency phenomena associated with time-varying reactance.

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