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Development of a unified simulation methodology for electric networks using sliding modes
A unified simulation methodology for electric networks using sliding mode theory and Simulink/MATLAB is developed in this paper. In particular, large networks with linear, time-invariant elements such as resistances, capacitors and inductances are considered. By this approach, the need to solve a set of both algebraic and differential equations is eliminated and the problem is reduced to solving a set of only differential equations. The methodology is unified and networks which are dynamic and static with respect to current are considered.
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