Determination of Regimes of the Equivalent Generator Based On Projective Geometry: The Generalized Equivalent Generator

Requirements that should be met when determining the regimes of circuits with variable elements are formulated. The interpretation of the variations in the regimes, based on projective geometry, enables adequate expressions for determining and comparing the regimes to be derived. It is proposed to use as the parameters of a generalized equivalent generator of an active two-pole with changeable resistor such load current and voltage which provide the current through this resistor equal to zero.

• A. A. Penin

• Equivalent generator
• geometric circuits theory
• circuits regimes
• load characteristics
• variable elements.

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