The two extra element theorem

The two extra element theorem (2EET), a logical extension of the single EET, enables a transfer function to be assembled, essentially in final form, from separate calculations on a circuit model that is simpler by the absence of two elements. The 2EET provides not only a potentially shorter, simpler, and easier analysis method, but also contributes a low-entropy expression in which the ordering and grouping of terms contain useful design-oriented information. As an example, the 2EET is used in the design-oriented analysis of a bridged-T filter.<
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