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Fractional-Order Components and Their Basic Circuits

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Fractional-Order Electrical Circuit Theory

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Fractional-order circuit is a kind of circuit that contains fractional-order components, such as the fractional-order inductor, fractional-order capacitor, and fractional-order mutual inductor. Different from the integer-order component that is described by first-order calculus, the current–voltage relationship of the fractional-order components is modeled as fractional-order calculus. In fact, the ideal integer-order inductor or capacitor does not exist. Since the orders of most components are normally close to 1, they are treated as 1 with neglecting their fractional-order characteristics

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Zhang, B., Shu, X. (2022). Fractional-Order Components and Their Basic Circuits. In: Fractional-Order Electrical Circuit Theory. CPSS Power Electronics Series. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-2822-1_2

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