A Katzenelson-Like Algorithm for Solving Nonlinear Resistive Networks

Kiyotaka YAMAMURA

A Katzenelson-Like Algorithm for Solving Nonlinear Resistive Networks

Kiyotaka YAMAMURA

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An efficient algorithm is presented for solving nonlinear resistive networks. In this algorithm, the techniques of the piecewise-linear homotopy method are introduced to the Katzenelson algorithm, which is known to be globally convergent for a broad class of piecewise-linear resistive networks. The proposed algorithm has the following advantages over the original Katzenelson algorithm. First, it can be applied directly to nonlinear (not piecewise-linear) network equations. Secondly, it can find the accurate solutions of the nonlinear network equations with quadratic convergence. Therefore, accurate solutions can be computed efficiently without the piecewise-linear modeling process. The proposed algorithm is practically more advantageous than the piecewise-linear homotopy method because it is based on the Katzenelson algorithm that is very popular in circuit simulation and has been implemented on several circuit simulators.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E77-A No.7 pp.1172-1178

Publication Date: 1994/07/25

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Kiyotaka YAMAMURA, "A Katzenelson-Like Algorithm for Solving Nonlinear Resistive Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals, vol. E77-A, no. 7, pp. 1172-1178, July 1994, doi: .
Abstract: An efficient algorithm is presented for solving nonlinear resistive networks. In this algorithm, the techniques of the piecewise-linear homotopy method are introduced to the Katzenelson algorithm, which is known to be globally convergent for a broad class of piecewise-linear resistive networks. The proposed algorithm has the following advantages over the original Katzenelson algorithm. First, it can be applied directly to nonlinear (not piecewise-linear) network equations. Secondly, it can find the accurate solutions of the nonlinear network equations with quadratic convergence. Therefore, accurate solutions can be computed efficiently without the piecewise-linear modeling process. The proposed algorithm is practically more advantageous than the piecewise-linear homotopy method because it is based on the Katzenelson algorithm that is very popular in circuit simulation and has been implemented on several circuit simulators.
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