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Semistate design theory

Binary and swept hysteresis

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Using semistate theory forward and reverse binary hysteresis operators are defined from which design equations result for relevant circuits. Through variation of the design parameters swept hysteresis is introduced and experimental results presented on it.

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Newcomb, R.W. Semistate design theory. Circuits Systems and Signal Process 1, 203–216 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01600052

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