Current-Controlled Voltage Source
A voltage source controlled by current.
blockType: AcausalFoundation.Electrical.Sources.CurrentControlledVoltage
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Description
Block Current-Controlled Voltage Source It is a current-controlled voltage source described by the following equation:
Where:
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— Output voltage;
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— transmission ratio;
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— current of the control circuit.
To use the unit, connect the + and − ports on the left side of the unit (control ports) to the control current source. The arrow between these ports indicates the positive direction of the control current. The two ports on the right side of the unit (output ports) represent the output current source; the arrow indicates the positive direction of the output current.
Ports
The unit has four electrical ports. The * and *−* connections on the left side of the unit are the control ports, they represent the terminals of the control circuit. The other two ports represent the terminals of the output voltage source. The polarity of the source is indicated by the signs * and −.
Parameters
Transresistance Rmutual — pass transmission coefficient:q[<br>] 1 ohm (by default)
The ratio of the output voltage to the control current; has a resistance dimension.
Initial value of input current i1 — initial value of input (control) current i1
0 (by default)
Initial value of the input current .
Initial value of output voltage v2 — initial value of output voltage v2
0 (by default)
The initial value of the output voltage .