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On Sep 2, 2015, at 9:37 AM, Diego Saravia <dsa@unsa.edu.ar> wrote:switch
I was wrong, KL are not universal testing device.
Lets have a batery in a loop with 2 condensers. battery 1.5 V C1=1.5V
C2=0V
Its ok? ...... NO
if the previous conditions were B=1.5V C1=0V C2=1V, when you have a
open, and close it
There are several conditions that satisfies KVL, but are not correct. all
VC1+VC2=1.5V
Well, doesn’t it depend on what you mean by “testing”?
C1=1.5 V and C2=0 V *is* a valid solution.
It’s just that it’s not the particular solution that is also consistent
with the initial conditions.
KL only checks that any given steady-state solution is physically allowed.
Time dependence is a separate issue.
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