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Wave digital simulation of electrical networks containing nonlinear dynamical elements-a new approach
Wave digital filter principles are known to be applicable to the numerical solution of many kinds of differential equations. But, when applied to an electrical network containing nonlinear dynamical elements, the resulting algorithm often includes implicit equations. In this paper, a new approach is presented which leaves the underlying wave digital structure unchanged but avoids the task of finding exact solutions to the implicit equations involved.