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Two-way circuits with inverse transmission properties

Two-way circuits with inverse transmission properties

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An active or passive three-terminal circuit may be modified, as shown here, to operate in both directions in an inverse manner, i.e. if the voltage transfer ratio (VTR) in the forward direction is T, the value in the return direction is 1/T.

Inspec keywords: active networks; network synthesis; differentiating circuits; integrating circuits; multiport networks

Other keywords: integrator differentiator circuits; inverse transmission properties; passive three-terminal circuit; active three terminal circuit; voltage transfer ratio; multiport circuit; two way circuits

Subjects: Active filters and other active networks; General circuit analysis and synthesis methods

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      • Stevenson, J.K.: `Two-way active networks with inverse voltage transfer functions', IEE Colloquium on electronic filters, 19th May 1980, p. 3/1–3/4, 1980/32.
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      • Haigh, D.G.: `Some network transformations by terminal interchange', Proc. of IEEE international Symposium on circuits and systems, May 1978, New York, p. 416–421.
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      • N.W. Cox , K.L. Su , R.P. Woodward . A floating three-terminal nullor and the universal impedance converter. IEEE Trans. , 399 - 400
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      • T.S. Rathore . Inverse active networks. Electron. Lett. , 303 - 304
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