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Realization of ideal gyrators

A proof is given that it is impossible to realize an ideal gyrator by connecting a controlled source across one of the ports of any well-defined constant passive reciprocal three-port network (composed of positive resistors and ideal transformers) with the controlling variable being some voltage or current appearing inside the three-port network.

Alan N. Willson | H. Orchard | A. Willson | H. Orchard

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