A Versatile Analytical Expression of Time Domain Response of Arbitrary Order Fractance

Rawid Banchuin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.781.572

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A Versatile Analytical Expression of Time Domain Response of Arbitrary Order Fractance

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In this research, a versatile analytical expression of time domain response of fractance with arbitrary order has been derived. Responses to various renowned inputs can be analytically determined by using the derived expression as the basis. This expression has been found to be an efficient analytical tool for various fractance involved disciplines such as biomedical electronics, control systems and analog circuits etc.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 781)

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Analog Circuit, Fractance, Fractional Impedance, Fractional Order System

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