MOTIVATIONAL NUMERICAL EXAMPLES FORELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS1
GUERRERO-GARCıA Pablo, (SPAIN), SANTOS-PALOMO Angel, (SPAIN)
Abstract. A collection of non-trivial motivational examples is offered to highlight that,in order to design illustrative examples for a whole course on numerical methods like thoseenvisaged for the Education Reform at an undergraduate electrical/electronics engineeringlevel, all we need is to carefully choose those examples from their specific field of knowledgeand to present them in a graphical and sketchy manner. A problem/case based learningis thus encouraged.
Key words and phrases. Applications of mathematics in sciences, Mathematics edu-cation and popularization of mathematics, Numerical methods.
Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 97D40; Secondary 65C20, 47N40.
Falling parachutists and diving spheres do not absolutely motivate an undergraduate elec-trical/electronics engineer to study a first course on numerical methods. On the other hand,we also have to convince our colleagues for the need to include advanced numerical courses intheir forthcoming postgraduate engineering programs.
The main aim of this contribution is to provide a collection of non-trivial motivationalexamples to design illustrative examples for a whole course on numerical methods at whichproblem/case based learning is encouraged. Our teaching experience during fifteen years withelectrical/electronics engineers revealed that pupils want to know concrete applications of thesubjects they are currently studying, and they are favourably disposed towards the learningwhether they are sufficiently motivated [9]. A carefully chosen schedule of both the examplesfrom their specific field of knowledge and the order in which they are presented allow pupils todiscover the computational tools they need, and now they study these tools knowing beforehandwhat they use for.
1Technical Report MA-06/01, 30 March 2006, http://www.matap.uma.es/investigacion/tr.html. Poster pre-sented by the starred author (to whom correspondence should be addressed) at the 9th International Conferenceon Applied Mathematics, section “New trends in mathematics education”, Bratislava (Slovakia), 2–5 Febr 2010.
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Unfortunately, to collect a handful of specific examples to illustrate every aspect of a numer-ical course is a tedious task, but the outcomes are highly satisfactory. Apart from several elec-trical/electronics numerical examples that can be found in usual application-oriented textbookson numerical methods, we have adapted some examples from electrical/electronics engineeringtextbooks as those on circuit theory [2], power system analysis [3] and adaptive filter theory[5], as well as from more advanced sources like [10]. This variety of subjects to be coveredimplies that the adaptation is by no means trivial: it has to be done in a graphical and concisemanner, because each example must be explained in no more than twenty-five minutes sincewe do not want to spend more than ten hours in total for the expository lectures throughout athree ECTS-credits course.
The examples, with suitable references to where have been taken from, can be classifiedas follows: (1) Nonlinear equations and optimization: Potentiometer for energy dissipation [1,§8.3], Impedance in a parallel RLC circuit [1, P8.24], Ebers-Moll equation to model npn tran-sistors [2, §5.1.4], Inductor dimensions to maximize its inductance [1, P16.12], Potentiometer tomaximize power transfer [1, §16.3]. (2) Numerical linear algebra: Loop analysis in an electricalcircuit [6, E2.1], Adaptive filtering of a data sequence [5], Image compression [4, C0.5], Electro-static fields in regions with no free charge [1, §32.3], Transient behaviour of an electrical circuit[1, §28.3]. (3) Interpolation and approximation: Hard-wiring transcendental functions [4, P5.1],Least-squares filtering of signals [4, C0.18], Approximate Fourier series expansions [8, P24.DI],Power system state estimation [3, §15.1], Node analysis in electrical networks [10, §4.2]. (4)Differential problems: Capacitor charge under current matching [7, E10.16], Capacitor chargeusing recurrences [4, P2.1], Serial and parallel RLC circuits [4, E9.1], Transient behaviour ofan electrical circuit [7, E10.16], Particle movement subject to a potential [6, P10.7].
This battery could be helpful for other numerical teachers during their lesson preparationto highlight some specific engineering applications that increase the degree of popularization ofnumerical analysis, in the same way that a magician has her own bouquet of enchanting tricks.In the following six pages you can find our twenty-four cards. Which ones are yours?
References
[1] CHAPRA, S., CANALE, R.: Numerical Methods for Engineers. McGraw-Hill, 3rd ed.,1998.
[2] CHUA, L., DESOER, C., KUH, E.: Linear and Nonlinear Circuits. McGraw-Hill, 1987.[3] GRAINGER, J., STEVENSON, W.: Power System Analysis. McGraw-Hill, 1st ed., 1994.[4] GUERRERO-GARCıA, P.: Slides for a Course on Numerical Methods (Spanish). Dpt.
Applied Mathematics, University of Malaga, December 2003.[5] HAYKIN, S.: Adaptive Filter Theory. Prentice-Hall, 3rd ed., 1996.[6] HEATH, M.: Scientific Computing: An Introductory Survey. McGraw-Hill, 2nd ed., 2002.[7] NAKAMURA, S.: Numerical Analysis and Graphic Visualization with Matlab. Prentice-
Hall, 1st ed., 1996.[8] SANTOS-PALOMO, A.: Slides for a Course on Numerical Methods (Spanish). Dpt. Ap-
plied Mathematics, University of Malaga, September 2001.[9] SCHUNK, D., PINTRICH, P., MEECE, J.: Motivation in Education: Theory, Research,
and Applications. Prentice-Hall, 3rd ed., 2009.[10] VAVASIS, S.: Stable numerical algorithms for equilibrium systems. SIAM J. Matrix Anal.
Appl., 15(4):1108–1131, October 1994.
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Current address
Pablo Guerrero-Garcıa ([email protected]), Tchng. Fellow Numerical MethodsDepartment of Applied Mathematics, University of Malaga,Complejo Tecnologico (ETSI Telecomunicacion), Campus de Teatinos s/n,29071 Malaga (Spain), Phones: +34 95213 7168/2745.e-mail: [email protected]
Angel Santos-Palomo ([email protected]), Professor on Numerical MethodsDepartment of Applied Mathematics, University of Malaga,Complejo Tecnologico (ETSI Telecomunicacion), Campus de Teatinos s/n,29071 Malaga (Spain), Phones: +34 95213 7168/2745.
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Pote
ntiom
ete
rfo
renerg
ydis
sipation
Var
iation
ofch
arge
q(c
oulo
mbs)
onth
eca
pac
itor
asa
funct
ion
oftim
e:
q=
q 0·ex
p
( −Rt
2L
) ·cos
⎛ ⎝ t√ 1 LC
−( R 2L
) 2⎞ ⎠(q
/q0
=0.
01,L
=5
H,C
=10
−4F)
Res
ista
nce
Rof
the
pot
entiom
eter
todis
sipat
eth
est
ored
char
gein
t=
0.05
sec
ata
spec
ific
rate
(in
par
ticu
lar,
to1
%of
its
orig
inal
valu
e):
f(R
)=
exp(−
0.00
5·R
)·c
os(0
.05√ 20
00−
0.01
·R2 )−
0.01
=0
Sol
ution
:T
he
resi
stan
ceof
the
pot
entiom
eter
must
be
R≈
328.
1514
Ω
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Imped
ance
ina
para
llelR
LC
circuit
(I)
1
Z(ω
)=
√ 1 R2
+
( ωC−
1 ωL
) 2
(R=
225
Ω,C
=6·1
0−5
F,L
=0.
5H
)0
100
200
300
400
050100
150
200
Z(
)
010
020
030
040
0
0123
Z’(
)
(a)
Angu
lar
freq
uen
cyω
that
resu
lts
inan
imped
ance
Z(ω
)of
100
Ω:
f(ω
)=
1√
150
625
+( 0.
0000
6ω−
2) 2−
100
=0
Sol
uti
ons:
ω=
(±50√ 11
345±
250√ 65
)/27
≈(±
122.
5956
)∨(±
271.
8967
)
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Ebe
rs-M
oll
equation
tom
odelnpn
transi
stors
Let
E,R
0,V
,I
,I
,α
and
αbe
give
nco
nst
ants
.C
alcu
late
the
curr
ents
Ian
dth
evo
ltag
esV
corr
espon
-din
gto
fixed
valu
esof
ωan
dt
(i.e
.,V
1co
nst
ant)
if,
bes
ides
ofK
irch
off’s
law
(i.e
.,V
2=
−I2·R
(t))
,th
ese
equat
ions
hol
dfo
rx
=[I
1;I 2
;V2]∈
R3 :
I 1=
−I·( ex
p( −
1 T
) −1) +
αI
·( exp( −
2 T
) −1)
I 2=
αI
·( exp( −
1 T
) −1) −
I·( ex
p( −
2 T
) −1)⎫ ⎬ ⎭
f 1(x
)=
I 1+
I( ex
p( −
cos(
)T
) −1) −
αI
( exp( −
2 T
) −1) =
0
f 2(x
)=
I 2−
αI
( exp( −
cos(
)T
) −1) +
I( ex
p( −
2 T
) −1) =
0
f 3(x
)=
I 2R
0sin
(t)+
V2
=0
⎫ ⎪ ⎪ ⎬ ⎪ ⎪ ⎭
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Imped
ance
ina
para
llelR
LC
circuit
(II)
1
Z(ω
)=
√ 1 R2
+
( ωC−
1 ωL
) 2
(R=
225
Ω,C
=6·1
0−5
F,L
=0.
5H
)0
100
200
300
400
050100
150
200
Z(
)
010
020
030
040
0
0123
Z’(
)
(b)
Angu
lar
freq
uen
cyto
obta
inth
em
axim
um
imped
ance
:
h(ω
)=
f′ (ω
)=
( 0.00
006ω
−2) ·( 0.
0000
6+
2 2
)√ (
150
625
+( 0.
0000
6ω−
2) 2) 3
=0
Sol
uti
ons:
(±10
0√ 30/3
)∨
(±10
0i√ 30
/3)≈
(±18
2.57
)∨
(±18
2.57
i)
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Inducto
rdim
ensi
ons
tom
axim
ize
its
inducta
nce
Let
Nbe
num
ber
oflo
opson
anin
duct
orre
el:
L(a
,b)
=7a
2 N
6a+
8b+
10c
For
agi
ven
lengt
h
=2
mof
the
thre
adw
ith
know
ncr
oss
sect
ion
A=
10−6
m2 ,
det
erm
ine
aan
db
tom
axim
ize
the
induct
ance
L,as
(2πA
N=
)∧
(bc
=A
N)⇒
( AN
=1 π
) ∧( c
=1 πb)
f(a
,b)
=−(
7·1
06 /π)a
2
6a+
8b+
10/(
πb)
=−7
·106 a
2 b
6πab
+8π
b2+
10
f 1(a
,b)
=∂f
∂a
(a,b
)=
106−7
ab(
3πab
+8π
b2+
10)
2(3π
ab
+4π
b2+
5)2
=0
f 2(a
,b)
=∂f ∂b(a
,b)
=10
67a
2 (4π
b2−
5)
2(3π
ab
+4π
b2+
5)2
=0
⎫ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎬ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎭a≈
∓3.3
642
b≈
±0.6
308
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Pote
ntiom
ete
rto
maxim
ize
power
transf
er
(I)
Pow
ertr
ansf
erP
(V,R
)ac
ross
the
term
i-nal
sof
apot
enti
omet
er:
1 R
(R
3VR
(R1+
R3)
R+
(R1R
2+
R1R
3+
R2R
3)
) 2(R
1=
8Ω
,R2
=12
Ω,R
3=
10Ω
)
5060
7080
9010
005101520253035404550
x
y
22
Pot
enti
omet
erre
sist
ance
Rto
max
imiz
epow
ertr
ansf
erac
ross
it,as
sum
ing
that
45≤
V≤
105
and
0≤
R≤
50:
mın
f(x
,y)
=−2
5x2 y
(9y
+14
8)2
subje
ctto
45≤
x≤
105,
0≤
y≤
50.
Sol
uti
on:T
he
max
imum
isin
R≈
16.4
4Ω
,fo
rth
em
axim
um
valu
eof
V.
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Loop
analy
sis
inan
electr
icalcircuit
I 1R
1+
(I1−
I 2)R
2+
(I1−
I 3)R
3+
V1
=0
(I2−
I 1)R
2+
(I2−
I 3)R
5−
V2
=0
(I3−
I 1)R
3+
I 3R
4+
(I3−
I 2)R
5=
0
⎫ ⎬ ⎭⎡ ⎣R
1+
R2+
R3
−R2
−R3
−R2
R2+
R5
−R5
−R3
−R5
R3+
R4+
R5
⎤ ⎦ ·⎡ ⎣I 1 I 2 I 3
⎤ ⎦ =⎡ ⎣−V
1V
2 0
⎤ ⎦
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Adaptive
filterin
gofa
data
sequence
y=
⎡ ⎢ ⎢ ⎣y[1
]y[2
]. . .
y[m
]
⎤ ⎥ ⎥ ⎦;T=
⎡ ⎢ ⎢ ⎣x[1
]···
x[1−
(n−
1)]
x[2
]···
x[2−
(n−
1)]
. . .. . .
. . .x[m
]···
x[m
−(n
−1)
]
⎤ ⎥ ⎥ ⎦N
otat
ion:
•xis
the
dat
ase
quen
ce,
w∈
Ris
the
filte
r(d
igit
alsi
gnal
)th
atm
inim
izes
‖Aw−
b‖2
wit
hT∈
R×
(m>
n)
aToe
plitz
mat
rix
•y∈
Ris
the
refe
rence
sign
al,β
isth
efo
rget
ting
fact
or(0
<β
<1)
•A=
WT
and
b=−W
y,w
her
eW
=dia
g(β
−1,.
..,β
,1)
We
must
solv
ea
wei
ghte
dlinea
rle
ast-
squar
espro
ble
maf
terea
choc
curr
en-
ceof
anew
x[k
],updat
ing
the
filte
rw
obta
ined
att
−1.
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Electr
ost
atic
field
sin
regio
ns
with
no
free
charg
e
Lap
lace
equat
ion
(ele
ctro
stat
icpot
ential
):
v+
v=
0,0≤
x≤
1,0≤
y≤
1
v(x
,y)≈
v,
f′′ (
t)≈
(f−1−2
f+
f+
1)/h
2
v−1
−2v
+v
+1
h2
+v
−1−
2v+
v+
1
h2
=0,
∀i,j
∈1:n
(e.g
.,n
=2,
h=
1/(n
+1)
=1/
3)
(i=
1)∧
(j=
1)⇒
4v11−
v 01−
v 21−
v 10−
v 12
=0
(i=
2)∧
(j=
1)⇒
4v21−
v 11−
v 31−
v 20−
v 22
=0
(i=
1)∧
(j=
2)⇒
4v12−
v 02−
v 22−
v 11−
v 13
=0
(i=
2)∧
(j=
2)⇒
4v22−
v 12−
v 32−
v 21−
v 23
=0
⎫ ⎪ ⎬ ⎪ ⎭⎡ ⎢ ⎣
4−1
−10
−14
0−1
−10
4−1
0−1
−14
⎤ ⎥ ⎦·⎡ ⎢ ⎣v 11
v 21
v 12
v 22
⎤ ⎥ ⎦=⎡ ⎢ ⎣v 0
1+
v 10
v 31+
v 20
v 02+
v 13
v 32+
v 23
⎤ ⎥ ⎦=⎡ ⎢ ⎣0 0 1 1
⎤ ⎥ ⎦
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Tra
nsi
entbe
havio
ur
ofan
electr
icalcircuit
IfI
=x
sin(ω
t)⇒
I′′
=−x
ω2 s
in(ω
t)in
:
L1I
′′ 1+
C−1 1
(I1−
I 2)
=0
L2I
′′ 2+
C−1 2
(I2−
I 3)+
C−1 1
(I2−
I 1)
=0
L3I
′′ 3+
C−1 3
I 3+
C−1 2
(I3−
I 2)
=0
⎫ ⎬ ⎭⎡ ⎣
1−1
−C2C
−1 11
+C
2C−1 1
−1−C
3C−1 2
1+
C3C
−1 2
⎤ ⎦⎡ ⎣x1
x2
x3
⎤ ⎦ =ω2⎡ ⎣L
1C1
L2C
2L
3C3
⎤ ⎦⎡ ⎣x1
x2
x3
⎤ ⎦If∀i
∈1:3,
C=
C∧
L=
L,A
x=
λx
inst
ead
ofA
x=
λB
x,w
ith
λ=
LC
ω2
∧A
=
⎡ ⎣1
−1−1
2−1
−12
⎤ ⎦w
her
eth
eω
=√ λ
/(L
C)
are
the
nat
ura
lan
gula
rfr
equen
cies
.
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Pote
ntiom
ete
rto
maxim
ize
power
transf
er
(II)
The
const
rain
tx≤
105
willbe
active
atth
eop
tim
um
:
x. =
[x;y
],L(
x;μ
)=
f(x
)−
μ·g
(x)
. =f(x
)−
μ·(1
05−
x)
First
order
suffi
cien
top
tim
ality
conditio
n:
∇Lx(x
;μ)
=∇f
(x)+
[μ;0
]=
Og(x
)=
105−
x=
0
x∗
=[x
∗ ;y∗ ]
=[1
05;1
48/9
],μ∗
=50
x∗ y
∗ /(9
y∗+
148)
2>
0
∇f=
⎡ ⎢ ⎢ ⎢ ⎣−5
0xy
(9y
+14
8)2
25x
2 (9y
−14
8)
(9y
+14
8)3
⎤ ⎥ ⎥ ⎥ ⎦,∇2 xxL
=
⎡ ⎢ ⎢ ⎢ ⎣−5
0y
(9y
+14
8)2
50x(9
y−
148)
(9y
+14
8)3
50x(9
y−
148)
(9y
+14
8)3
450x
2 (29
6−
9y)
(9y
+14
8)4
⎤ ⎥ ⎥ ⎥ ⎦Sec
ond
order
suffi
cien
top
tim
ality
conditio
n:
d∇2 x
xL(
x∗ ;
μ∗ )
d>
0,∀d
∈N
(A),
wher
eA
=[−
1;0]
Z∇2 x
xL(
x∗ ;
μ∗ )
Z≈
[ 01][ −0
.009
40
00.
096
][ 0 1
] =0.
096
>0
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com
pre
ssio
n
Let
A∈
R×
has
rank
ran
dU
SV
Tbe
itssi
ngu
larva
lue
dec
ompos
itio
n:
U=
[u1,···,
u︸
︷︷︸
R()
,u+
1,···,
u︸
︷︷︸
N(
T)
],V
=[v
1,···,
v︸
︷︷︸
R(T)
,v+
1,···,
v︸
︷︷︸
N(
)
].
Appro
xim
atin
gA
bya
sum
Bof
k≤
rm
atri
ces
ofra
nk
one:
A=
USV
T≈
⎡ ⎣↑↑
. . .↑
σ1u
1σ
2u2
. . .σ
u↓
↓. . .
↓
⎤ ⎦ ·⎡ ⎢ ⎣←v
1→
←v
2→
···
←v
→
⎤ ⎥ ⎦=∑ =
1
σu
v. =
B
Am
atri
xA
∈R
20×2
0of
rank
r=
3lik
emagic(20)
willon
lynee
d
‖A−
B‖ 2
=σ
+1,
⇒‖A
−B
3‖ 2=
σ4
=0
whic
hre
sult
sin
aco
mpre
ssio
nra
tio
of(3
+20
·3+
20·3
)/40
0≈
31%
.Fro
mam
ong
allm
atri
ces
ofra
nk
k,th
ecl
oses
tto
Ain
2-nor
mis
B,an
d
‖A−
B‖
=√ σ
2 +1+···+
σ2
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Hard
-wir
ing
transc
endenta
lfu
nctions
11.
11.
21.
31.
41.
51.
61.
71.
81.
92
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
Har
d-w
ire
f(x
)=
ln(x
)(a
void
ing
expen
-si
vediv
isio
ns)
in[1
,2]to
be
able
togu
a-ra
ntee
5co
rrec
tro
unded
sign
ifica
ntdig
its
with
pie
ce-w
ise
linea
rpol
ynom
iali
nter
po-
lation
with
equid
ista
ntpoi
nts.
∀x∈
[x,x
+1],∃c
∈(x
,x+
1):e 1
(x)
=f(x
)−P
1(x)
=f′′ (
c)
2!·(x
−x)(
x−x
+1)
|e 1(x
)|=
|f′′ (
c)|
2!·|(
x−
x)(
x−
x+
1)|≤
1 2m
ax1
2|f′
′ (c)|
max
i≤≤
i+1
|g(x)|,
g(x
)=
(x−
x)(
x−
x+
1)=
(x−
x)(
x−
(x+
h))
⇒xm
in=
x+
0.5h
f′ (x)
=1/
x,
f′′ (
x)
=−1
/x2 ,
max
12|f′
′ (c)|=
|f′′ (1)|=
1
|e 1(x
)|≤
1 2·1
·h2 4≤
5·1
0−5⇒
h≤
2·1
0−2⇒
poi
nts
=b−
a
h=
50
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Lea
st-s
quare
sfilteri
ng
ofsi
gnals
The
filte
red
valu
eg
ofa
blu
rred
sign
aly
atso
me
tim
ex
can
be
obta
ined
byso
l-vi
ng
alinea
rle
ast-
squar
essu
bpro
ble
mfo
rth
ese
tof
dat
apai
rsfr
omx
−2to
x+
2.C
ompute
g=
P2(
x)
for
i∈
2:5
byfil
-te
ring
the
valu
esof
the
follow
ing
sign
al
00.
20.
40.
60.
81
1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
0
0.51
1.52
2.53
3.5
r0
12
34
56
7x
0.00
0.25
0.50
0.75
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.75
y0.
1165
0.12
520.
2575
0.59
770.
9303
1.73
212.
2559
3.24
22
usi
ng
seco
nd-o
rder
leas
t-sq
uar
esap
pro
xim
atio
ns
P2(
x)
=a
0ϕ0(
x)+
a1ϕ
1(x)+
a2ϕ
2(x),
ϕ(x
)=
x
Sol
uti
on:
⎧ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎩g 2≈
0.10
77·1
−0.1
379·x
2+
0.97
79·x
2 2≈
0.28
32g 3
≈0.
2283
·1−0
.727
8·x
3+
1.52
16·x
2 3≈
0.53
84g 4
≈−0
.061
4·1
+0.
1407
·x4
+0.
9559
·x2 4≈
1.03
52g 5
≈0.
1355
·1−0
.295
3·x
5+
1.17
65·x
2 5≈
1.60
46
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Appro
xim
ate
Fouri
er
serie
sexpansi
ons
(I:D
CT
and
DST)
Let
a,b
coef
s.tr
ig.
inte
rp.
equid
ista
ntnod
esin
[x0,
x]=
[0,2
π]
with
y=
y 0;t
hea
are
the
Fou
rier
dis
cret
eco
sine
tran
sfor
m(D
CT
)an
dsa
tisf
y:
a0 2
=c 0 N
=
∑ yω
0
N=
1 N
−1 ∑ =0
y,
a 2=
c N=
∑ yω
N=
1 N
−1 ∑ =0
(−1)
y,
a=
c+
c−
N=
1 N
−1 ∑ =0
y(ω
+ω
−)
=2 N
−1 ∑ =0
yco
s
( kj2π N
) ,
since
ω+
ω−
=ex
p(−
2πij
k/N
)+
exp(2
πij
k/N
)=
2cos
(2πjk
/N);
the
bar
eth
eFou
rier
dis
cret
esi
ne
tran
sfor
m(D
ST
)an
dsa
tisf
y:
b=
ic−
c−
N=
i N
−1 ∑ =0
y(ω
−ω
−)
=2 N
−1 ∑ =0
ysi
n
( kj2π N
) ,
since
ω−
ω−
=ex
p(−
2πij
k/N
)−ex
p(2
πij
k/N
)=−2
isin
(2πjk
/N).
Thec
=∑ −
1=
0y
ω(j
∈0:N−1
)ar
eth
edis
cret
eFou
rier
tran
sf.(
DFT
),
y=
(1/N
)∑ −
1=
0c
ω−
(k∈
0:N−1
)th
ein
vers
etr
ansf
.(I
DFT
).
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Appro
xim
ate
Fourie
rse
rie
sexpansi
ons
(II:
Fourie
rco
efs
.)
Fou
rier
seri
esex
pan
sion
forf(z
)per
iodic
in[a
,b]Fou
rier
coef
s.A
,B:
f(z
)=
A0 2
+
∞ ∑ =1
Aco
s(θ
)+
∞ ∑ =1
Bsi
n(θ
). =
T∞
(z),
A=
2
b−
a
∫ f(z
)cos
(θ)d
z,B
=2
b−
a
∫ f(z
)sin
(θ)d
z
Appro
xim
atin
gA
≈A
and
B≈
B,Fou
rier
seri
esof
Mte
rms:
T(z
)≈
A0 2
+∑ =
1
Aco
s(θ
)+
∑ =1
Bsi
n(θ
). =
t(z
)
Ifa
,bco
effici
ents
trig
onom
.in
terp
.eq
uid
is-
tant
nod
esin
[x0,
x]=
[0,2
π]w
ith
y=
y 0:
A=
aco
s(θ
)−
bsi
n(θ
)
B=
asi
n(θ
)+
bco
s(θ
)
θ
=2π
b−
ajz
N≥
2M+
1(a
lias
ing)
,N↑⇒
|e(F
our.
cf)|↓
02
46
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.81
1.2
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Power
syst
em
state
est
imation
Unkn
own
valu
esy
. =V
(to
be
estim
a-te
dw
ith
mea
sure
men
tsb
)by
solv
ing
the
over
det
erm
ined
syst
emH
y=
b,
wher
eth
esy
stem
mod
elH
isob
tain
edfr
omel
emen
tary
circ
uit
anal
ysis
(G. =
HTW
H,ga
inm
atrix)
:
H=(1/8)*[5
-1;-1
5;3
1;1
3];
Ass
um
ing
that
amm
eter
sar
em
ore
accu
rate
than
voltm
eter
s(e
.g.,
w1
=w
2=
100
and
w3
=w
4=
50),
estim
ate
usi
ng
Matlab
the
valu
esof
the
voltag
eso
urc
esif
the
read
ings
ofth
em
eter
sw
ereb 1
=9.
01A
,b2
=3.
02A
,b 3
=6.
98v
and
b 4=
5.01
v:
b=[9.01;3.02;6.98;5.01];
W=diag([100,100,50,50]);
G=H’*W*H;
z=H’*W*b;
[G\z,(sqrt(W)*H)\(sqrt(W)*b)]
16.00719298245614
16.00719298245614
8.02614035087720
8.02614035087719
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Node
analy
sis
inelectr
icalnetw
ork
s
Wir
e-nod
ein
ciden
cem
atri
xA
isgi
ven
byth
eco
nnec
tivi
tyof
the
net
wor
k,b
hol
ds
the
valu
eof
the
volt
age
sourc
esin
each
wir
ean
dW
the
conduct
ance
s(i
nver
ses
ofre
sist
ance
s).
Wir
esin
whic
han
explici
tre
sist
orap
pea
rshav
ere
-si
stan
ce1
Ω,
and
are
sist
ance
10−1
5Ω
inth
ose
wit
hno
explici
t
01
01
00
12
10
03
−11
04
10
−15
01
−16
©1©2
©3N\C
resi
stor
.Vol
tage
sy
innod
es,b
yso
lvin
gw
eigh
ted
Ay
=b
e.g.
usi
ngM
atlab:
ATW
Ay=
⎡ ⎣c 3+
c 4+
c 5−c
4−c
5−c
4c 1
+c 4
+c 6
−c6
−c5
−c6
c 2+
c 5+
c 6
⎤ ⎦⎡ ⎣y 1 y 2 y 3
⎤ ⎦ =⎡ ⎣c 3v 0 0
⎤ ⎦ =ATW
b
A=[0
10;0
01;1
00;-1
10;1
0-1;0
1-1];
b=[0;0;1;0;0;0];
W=diag([1,1,1,1e15,1e15,1]);
G=A’*W*A;
z=A’*W*b;
R=chol(G);
[G\z,R\(R’\z),(sqrt(W)*A)\(sqrt(W)*b)]
0.38095238095238
0.38095238095238
0.33333333156045
0.38095238095238
0.38095238095238
0.33333333156045
0.38095238095238
0.38095238095238
0.33333333156045
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Capacitor
charg
eunder
curre
ntm
atc
hin
g
(a)
IfV
(t)
issu
chth
at
I 1(t
)=
sin(t
),I 2
(t)
=ex
p(t−
1)t,
estim
ate
(with
Sim
pso
n’s
rule
)th
ech
arge
Q(t
∗ )=∫ ∗ 0
(I1(
t)−
I 2(t
))dt
onth
eca
pa-
cito
rof
the
circ
uit
atth
etim
et∗
>0
inw
hic
hbot
hcu
rren
tsm
atch
.
00.
10.
20.
30.
40.
50.
60.
70.
80.
91
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.91
t
I 1(t)=
sen(
t), I
2
t*
I 1(t)
I 2(t)
(b)
Den
otin
g
f(t
)=
g(t
)−
t=
sin(t
)exp
(1−
t)−
t,
study
the
conv
erge
nce
oft
+1
=g(t
)to
the
root
t∗of
f(t
)=
0,an
dca
lcula
teth
em
axim
um
num
ber
ofiter
atio
ns
tobe
per
-fo
rmed
toob
tain
itw
ith
7co
rrec
tro
unded
sign
ifica
ntdig
its
from
t 0=
0.5.
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Capacitor
charg
eusi
ng
recurre
nce
s
00.
10.
20.
30.
40.
50.
60.
70.
80.
91
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.91
t
I k(t)=
tk
k cr
ece
Ifth
ecu
rren
tac
ross
aca
pac
itor
isgi
ven
byI(t
)=
t20ex
p(t−
1),c
alcu
late
its
char
-ge
atth
eti
me
t=
1.Sol
uti
on:W
em
ust
com
pute
I 20
. =Q
(1)
=∫ 1 0
I(t
)dt,
for
inst
ance
byth
ere
curr
ence
I=
1−
kI
−1st
arti
ng
from
I 0=
1−
1/e
fork∈
1:2
0,or
else
byI
−1=
(1−
I)/
kst
arti
ng
from
I 30
=0
fork∈
30:−
1:2
1.U
sing
Matlab:
quad(’t.^(20).*exp(t-1)’,0,1),
Ik=1-exp(-1);
for
k=1:20
Ik
=1-k*Ik;
fprintf(’%2.0f
%11.7f\n’,[k
Ik]);
end;
Oth
eral
tern
ativ
esre
quir
eto
use
num
eric
alin
tegr
atio
nfo
rmula
sto
appro
-xi
mat
eQ
(1)or
toso
lve
the
FD
Ey
+1+
(n+
1)y
=u(n
)w
ith
y 0=
1−
1/e,
whic
his
not
aC
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•Clo
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Seri
aland
para
llelR
LC
circuits
V(t
)=
RI
(t),
V(t
)=
LI′ (
t),
V(t
)=
C−1∫ I
(t)d
t
I(t
)=
R−1
V(t
),I
(t)
=L
−1∫ V(t
)dt,
I(t
)=
CV
′ (t)
I(t
)=
I(t
)+
I(t
)+
I(t
)V
(t)
=V
(t)+
V(t
)+
V(t
)
First
-ord
erO
DE
forI(t
)if
par
alle
lR
LC
circ
uit:
I(t
)=
R−1
V(t
)+L
−1∫ V(t
)dt+
CV
′ (t)⇒
I′ (t)
=
((
))︷
︸︸︷
R−1
V′ (t)
+L
−1V
(t)+
CV
′′ (t)
Sec
ond-o
rder
OD
Efo
rI(t
)if
serial
RLC
circ
uit:
V′ (t)
=R
I′ (t)
+LI′′ (
t)+
C−1
I(t
)⇒
I′′ (
t)=
((
)′ (
))︷
︸︸︷
L−1
V′ (t)−
RL
−1I′ (t)−
L−1
C−1
I(t
)
First
-ord
erO
DE
forI(t
)if
serial
RL
circ
uit
(I(0
)=
0):
V(t
)=
RI(t
)+
LI′ (t)⇒
I′ (t)
=L
−1V
(t)−
RL
−1I(t
)=
f(t
,I(t
))
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uit
Tra
nsi
entbe
havio
ur
ofan
electr
icalcircuit
Cir
cuit
com
pon
ents
tost
udy
fort∈
[0,1
]se
c:
V(t
)=
cos(
t),C
=0.
002
F,
L1
=0.
01H
,L2
=0.
5H
,R1
=20
0Ω
,
R2
=20
Ω,I
1(0)
=I 2
(0)
=0
A,Q
(0)
=0
C
Mod
elas
syst
emof
OD
Es
(open
swit
chat
star
t,unch
arge
dca
pac
itor
):
00.
20.
40.
60.
81
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
0.06
00.
20.
40.
60.
81
0
0.51
1.5
x 10
I 1(t)
I 2(t)
Q(t
)
⎧ ⎨ ⎩L1I
′ 1+
R1(
I 1−
I 2)+
C−1
Q=
VL
2I′ 2+
R1(
I 2−
I 1)+
R2I
2−
C−1
Q=
0Q
′ =I 1−
I 2⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩I
′ 1=
L−1 1
V+
R1L
−1 1(I
2−
I 1)−
L−1 1
C−1
Q︸
︷︷︸
1(
[1;
2;
])
I′ 2=
R1L
−1 2(I
1−
I 2)−
R2L
−1 2I 2
+L
−1 2C
−1Q
︸︷︷
︸2(
[1;
2;
])
Q′ =
I 1−
I 2=
f 3(t
,[I 1
;I2;
Q])
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Part
icle
movem
entsu
bje
ctto
apote
ntial(I
)
Sch
rodin
ger
equat
ion
inon
edim
ensi
onfo
rw
ave
funct
ion
ψ(x
):
−ψ′′ (
x)+
V(x
)ψ(x
)=
E·ψ
(x),
ψ(a
)=
0,ψ
(b)
=0,
a≤
x≤
b
Giv
enpot
ential
V(x
)as
afu
nct
ion
ofpar
ticl
epos
itio
n(e
.g.,
V(x
)=
400
with
x∈
[0,1
],V
(x)
=2x
−2w
ith
x∈
[2,3
],..
.),w
ehav
eto
det
erm
ine
the
only
ener
gyle
vels
Eper
mitte
dan
dits
corr
espon
din
gw
ave
funct
ions
ψ(x
),si
nce
|ψ(x
)|2gi
ves
pro
bab
ility
ofpar
ticl
eat
pos
itio
nx.
(a)
Dis
cret
izat
ion
Ay
=h
2 Ey
cont
inuou
spro
ble
mby
finite
diff
eren
ces:
solu
tion
eige
nval
ues
λan
dei
genv
ecto
rsy
() ,
appro
xim
atio
ns
toei
genv
a-lu
esE
≈λ
/h2
and
eige
nfu
nct
ionsψ
(x)
dis
cret
ized
with
step
-siz
eh.
22.
12.
22.
32.
42.
52.
62.
72.
82.
93
0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.81
h=
0.01
E1≈
10.2
E2≈
39.8
E3≈
89.1
22.
12.
22.
32.
42.
52.
62.
72.
82.
93
0
0.00
5
0.01
0.01
5
0.02
0.02
5
0.03
0.03
5
0.04
0.04
5
0.05
t
2
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movem
entsu
bje
ctto
apote
ntial(I
I)
Sch
rodin
ger
equat
ion
inon
edim
ensi
onfo
rw
ave
funct
ion
ψ(x
):
−ψ′′ (
x)+
V(x
)ψ(x
)=
E·ψ
(x),
ψ(a
)=
0,ψ
(b)
=0,
a≤
x≤
b
Giv
enpot
enti
alV
(x)
asa
funct
ion
ofpar
ticl
epos
itio
n(e
.g.,
V(x
)=
400
wit
hx∈
[0,1
],V
(x)
=2x
−2w
ith
x∈
[2,3
],..
.),w
ehav
eto
det
erm
ine
the
only
ener
gyle
vels
Eper
mit
ted
and
its
corr
espon
din
gw
ave
funct
ions
ψ(x
),si
nce
|ψ(x
)|2gi
ves
pro
bab
ility
ofpar
ticl
eat
pos
itio
nx.
(b)E
igen
valu
esan
dei
genfu
nct
ionsto
appro
xim
ate
the
solu
tion
ofth
eB
VP
−ψ′′ (
x)+
V(x
)ψ(x
)=
f(x
),ψ
(a)
=0,
ψ(b
)=
0,a≤
x≤
b
byth
esp
ectr
alei
genfu
nct
ion
expan
sion
ofa
give
nf(x
)(e
.g.,
f(x
)=
−400
cos2 (
πx)−
2π2 c
os(2
πx)
with
x∈
[0,1
],f(x
)=
x−1
wit
hx∈
[2,3
])
ψ(x
)≈
∑ =1
〈f,ψ
〉E
〈ψ,ψ
〉·ψ
(x)
wher
e〈f
,g〉=
∫ w(x
)f(x
)g(x
)dx,
suit
able
sym
met
riza
tion
fact
orw
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EJEMPLOS NUMERICOS DE MOTIVACION SOBRESISTEMAS ELECTRONICOS DE TELECOMUNICACION1
GUERRERO-GARCıA Pablo?, (Espana), SANTOS-PALOMO Angel, (Espana)
Resumen. Se ofrece una coleccion de ejemplos de motivacion no triviales para enfatizarque, para disenar ejemplos ilustrativos para un curso completo de metodos numericoscomo los que se preveen tras la Reforma Educativa a un nivel de grado para ingenieros ensistemas electronicos de telecomunicacion, todo lo que se necesita es elegir cuidadosamentedichos ejemplos de su campo especıfico de conocimiento y presentarlos de forma grafica yesquematica. Ası estaremos favoreciendo un aprendizaje basado en problemas/casos.
Palabras y frases clave. Aplicaciones matematicas en las ciencias, Didactica matematicay popularizacion de las matematicas, Metodos numericos.Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 97D40; Secondary 65C20, 47N40.
Los paracaidistas que caen y las esferas que se sumergen no motivan en absoluto a unfuturo ingeniero de sistemas electronicos de telecomunicacion para estudiar un primer cursosobre metodos numericos. Por otra parte, tambien tenemos que convencer a nuestros colegasde la necesidad de incluir cursos numericos avanzados en los venideros programas ingenierilesde postgrado.
El objetivo principal de esta contribucion es proporcionar una coleccion de ejemplos demotivacion no triviales para disenar ejemplos ilustrativos para un curso completo de metodosnumericos en el cual se favorezca el aprendizaje basado en problemas/casos. Nuestra experien-cia docente durante quince anos con ingenieros en sistemas electronicos de telecomunicacionponıa de manifiesto que los alumnos quieren conocer aplicaciones concretas de los temas queestan actualmente estudiando, y que ellos estan predispuestos favorablemente al aprendizaje siestan suficientemente motivados [9]. Una planificacion cuidadosamente seleccionada tanto delos ejemplos de su campo especıfico de conocimiento como del orden en el que dichos ejemplosse presentan permite a los alumnos descubrir las herramientas computacionales que necesitan,y ahora ellos estudian estas herramientas sabiendo de antemano para que las van a usar.
Desgraciadamente, el compendiar un ramillete de ejemplos especıficos que ilustren todoslos aspectos de un curso numerico es una tarea tediosa, pero los resultados son altamentesatisfactorios. Ademas de algunos ejemplos numericos del campo de los sistemas electronicosde telecomunicacion que pueden encontrarse en los habituales libros de texto sobre metodos
1Informe Tecnico MA-06/01, 30 Marzo 2006, http://www.matap.uma.es/investigacion/tr.html. Poster pre-sentado por el autor con asterisco (a quien debe dirigirse la correspondencia) en 9th International Conference onApplied Mathematics, seccion “New trends in mathematics education”, Bratislava (Eslovaquia), 2–5 Febr 2010.
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numericos con enfasis en las aplicaciones, hemos adaptado varios ejemplos de los libros de textoingenieriles sobre sistemas electronicos de telecomunicacion como los de teorıa de circuitos [2],analisis de sistemas de potencia [3] y teorıa de filtros adaptativos [5], ası como de fuentes masavanzadas como [10]. Esta variedad de aspectos a contemplar implica que la adaptacion no esen absoluto trivial: tiene que hacerse de una manera grafica y concisa, porque cada ejemplodebe explicarse como maximo en veinticinco minutos dado que no queremos dedicar mas dediez horas en total para las clases expositivas a lo largo de un curso de tres creditos ECTS.
Los ejemplos, con adecuadas referencias a donde los hemos sacado, pueden clasificarse comosigue: (1) Ecuaciones no lineales y optimizacion: Potenciometro para disipacion de energıa [1,§8.3], Impedancia en un circuito RLC en paralelo [1, P8.24], Ecuacion de Ebers-Moll paramodelar transistores npn [2, §5.1.4], Dimensionado de bobina para maximizar su inductancia[1, P16.12], Potenciometro para maximizar transferencia de potencia [1, §16.3]. (2) Algebralineal numerica: Analisis de mallas en un circuito electrico [6, E2.1], Filtrado adaptativo de unasecuencia de datos [5], Compresion de imagenes [4, C0.5], Campos electrostaticos en regionessin carga libre [1, §32.3], Comportamiento transitorio de un circuito electrico [1, §28.3]. (3)Interpolacion y aproximacion: Cableado de funciones trascendentes [4, P5.1], Filtrado mınimo-cuadratico de senales [4, C0.18], Desarrollos aproximados de Fourier [8, P24.DI], Estimacion deestado de sistemas de potencia [3, §15.1], Analisis de nodos en redes electricas [10, §4.2]. (4)Problemas diferenciales: Carga de condensador bajo coincidencia de intensidades [7, E10.16],Carga de condensador usando recurrencias [4, P2.1], Circuitos RLC serie y paralelo [4, E9.1],Comportamiento transitorio de un circuito electrico [7, E10.16], Movimiento de partıcula sujetaa potencial [6, P10.7].
Esta baterıa de ejemplos podrıa ser de utilidad para otros profesores numericos durantela preparacion de sus clases para enfatizar algunas aplicaciones ingenieriles especıficas queaumenten el grado de popularidad del analisis numerico, de la misma forma que un magodispone de su propio abanico de trucos de magia. En las seis paginas siguientes puedes encontrarnuestros veinticuatro naipes. ¿Cuales son los tuyos?
Referencias
[1] CHAPRA, S., CANALE, R.: Numerical Methods for Engineers. McGraw-Hill, 3rd ed.,1998.
[2] CHUA, L., DESOER, C., KUH, E.: Linear and Nonlinear Circuits. McGraw-Hill, 1987.[3] GRAINGER, J., STEVENSON, W.: Power System Analysis. McGraw-Hill, 1st ed., 1994.[4] GUERRERO-GARCıA, P.: Slides for a Course on Numerical Methods (Spanish). Dpt.
Applied Mathematics, University of Malaga, December 2003.[5] HAYKIN, S.: Adaptive Filter Theory. Prentice-Hall, 3rd ed., 1996.[6] HEATH, M.: Scientific Computing: An Introductory Survey. McGraw-Hill, 2nd ed., 2002.[7] NAKAMURA, S.: Numerical Analysis and Graphic Visualization with Matlab. Prentice-
Hall, 1st ed., 1996.[8] SANTOS-PALOMO, A.: Slides for a Course on Numerical Methods (Spanish). Dpt. Ap-
plied Mathematics, University of Malaga, September 2001.[9] SCHUNK, D., PINTRICH, P., MEECE, J.: Motivation in Education: Theory, Research,
and Applications. Prentice-Hall, 3rd ed., 2009.[10] VAVASIS, S.: Stable numerical algorithms for equilibrium systems. SIAM J. Matrix Anal.
Appl., 15(4):1108–1131, October 1994.
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Direcciones actuales
Pablo Guerrero-Garcıa ([email protected]), Asociado (TC) Metodos Numericos
Departamento de Matematica Aplicada, Universidad de Malaga,Complejo Tecnologico (ETSI Telecomunicacion), Campus de Teatinos s/n,29071 Malaga (Espana), Telefono +34 95213 7168.
Angel Santos-Palomo ([email protected]), Catedratico (EU) Metodos Numericos
Departamento de Matematica Aplicada, Universidad de Malaga,Complejo Tecnologico (ETSI Telecomunicacion), Campus de Teatinos s/n,29071 Malaga (Espana), Telefono +34 95213 2745.
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Pote
ncio
metr
opara
dis
ipacio
nde
energ
ıa
Var
iacion
deca
rgaq(cou
lombios)
del
conden
sador
enfuncion
del
tiem
po:
q=q 0·ex
p
( −Rt
2L
) ·cos
t√ 1 LC
−( R 2L
) 2 (q/q
0=
0.01,L
=5H,C
=10
−4F)
ResistenciaR
del
pot
enciom
etro
par
adisipar
ent
=0.05
seg
laca
rga
almac
enad
aara
zon
constan
te(en
concreto,
un
1%
desu
valoror
iginal):
f(R
)=
exp(−
0.00
5·R
)·c
os(0.05√ 20
00−
0.01
·R2 )−
0.01
=0
Solucion
:Laresisten
ciadel
pot
enciom
etro
hadeserR
≈32
8.15
14Ω
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Imped
ancia
en
un
circuito
RLC
en
para
lelo
(I)
1
Z(ω
)=
√ 1 R2+
( ωC−
1 ωL
) 2
(R=
225Ω,C
=6·1
0−5F,L
=0.5H)
010
020
030
040
0
050100
150
200
ω
Z(ω
)
010
020
030
040
0
−2
−1.
5
−1
−0.
50
0.51
1.52
2.53
ω
Z’(ω
)
(a)Frecu
enciaan
gularω
par
aqu
eim
ped
anciaZ(ω
)resu
ltan
tesea10
0Ω:
f(ω
)=
1√
150
625+
( 0.00
006ω
−2 ω
) 2−10
0=
0
Solucion
es:ω
=(±
50√ 11
345±
250√ 65
)/27
≈(±
122.59
56)∨
(±27
1.89
67)
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Ecuacio
nde
Ebe
rs-M
oll
para
modela
rtr
ansi
store
snpn
SiendoE,R
0,V
T,I E
S,I C
S,
αF
yα
Rco
nstan
tes
dad
as,
calcularlasintensidad
esI k
ylosvo
ltajesV
kco
rrespon
dien-
tes
ava
lores
fijos
deω
yt
(i.e.,V
1co
nstan
te)si
adem
asde
laley
de
Kirch
off(i.e.,
V2=
−I2·R
(t))
seve
rific
a,par
ax
=[I
1;I 2;V
2]∈
R3 ,
I 1=
−IE
S·( ex
p( −
V1
VT
) −1) +
αRI C
S·( ex
p( −
V2
VT
) −1)
I 2=α
FI E
S·( ex
p( −
V1
VT
) −1) −
I CS·( ex
p( −
V2
VT
) −1)
f 1(x
)=I 1
+I E
S
( exp( −E
cos(
ωt)
VT
) −1) −
αRI C
S
( exp( −
V2
VT
) −1) =
0
f 2(x
)=I 2−α
FI E
S
( exp( −E
cos(
ωt)
VT
) −1) +
I CS
( exp( −
V2
VT
) −1) =
0
f 3(x
)=I 2R
0sen
(t)+V
2=
0
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Imped
ancia
en
un
circuito
RLC
en
para
lelo
(II)
1
Z(ω
)=
√ 1 R2+
( ωC−
1 ωL
) 2
(R=
225Ω,C
=6·1
0−5F,L
=0.5H)
010
020
030
040
0
050100
150
200
ω
Z(ω
)
010
020
030
040
0
−2
−1.
5
−1
−0.
50
0.51
1.52
2.53
ω
Z’(ω
)
(b)Frecu
enciaan
gularpar
aob
tener
max
imaim
ped
ancia:
h(ω
)=f′ (ω)=
( 0.00
006ω
−2 ω
) ·( 0.00
006+
2 ω2
)√ (
150
625+
( 0.00
006ω
−2 ω
) 2) 3=
0
Solucion
es:(±
100√ 30
/3)∨
(±10
0i√ 30
/3)≈
(±18
2.57
)∨
(±18
2.57i)
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Dim
ensi
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de
bobin
apara
maxim
izar
suin
ducta
ncia
SiendoN
eln
odevu
elta
sdeunabob
ina:
L(a,b
)=
7a2 N
6a+
8b+
10c
Par
aunalongitu
d=
2m
dad
adel
alam
bre
concierta
secciontran
sversa
lA
=10
−6m
2 ,determinara
ybpar
amax
imizar
lainductan
ciaL,pues
(2πAN
=)∧
(bc=AN
)⇒
( AN
=1 π
) ∧( c
=1 πb)
f(a,b
)=
−(7·1
06/π
)a2
6a+
8b+
10/(πb)
=−7
·106a
2 b
6πab+
8πb2
+10
f 1(a,b
)=∂f
∂a(a,b
)=
106−7ab(3πab+
8πb2
+10
)
2(3πab+
4πb2
+5)
2=
0
f 2(a,b
)=∂f ∂b(a,b
)=
106
7a2 (4πb2−
5)
2(3πab+
4πb2
+5)
2=
0
a≈
∓3.364
2
b≈
±0.630
8
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Pote
ncio
metr
opara
maxim
izar
transf
ere
ncia
de
pote
ncia
(I)
Tra
nsferen
ciadepot
enciaP(V,R
a)atra-
vesdelosex
trem
osdeunpot
enciom
etro
:
1 Ra
(R
3VR
a
(R1+R
3)R
a+
(R1R
2+R
1R3+R
2R3)
) 2(R
1=
8Ω,R
2=
12Ω,R
3=
10Ω)
5060
7080
9010
005101520253035404550
x
y
−25
x2 y
/(9
y+14
8)2
ResistenciaR
adel
pot
enciom
etro
par
amax
imizar
tran
sferen
cia
de
pot
encia
atrav
essu
ya,sa
biendo
45≤V
≤10
5y0≤R
a≤
50:
mınf(x,y
)=
−25x
2 y
(9y+
148)
2
sujeto
a45
≤x≤
105,
0≤y≤
50.
Solucion
:Elmax
imoenR
a≈
16.44Ω,par
ael
max
imova
lordeV.
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Analisi
sde
mallas
en
un
circuito
ele
ctr
ico
I 1R
1+
(I1−I 2)R
2+
(I1−I 3)R
3+V
1=
0(I
2−I 1)R
2+
(I2−I 3)R
5−V
2=
0(I
3−I 1)R
3+
I 3R
4+
(I3−I 2)R
5=
0
R
1+R
2+R
3−R
2−R
3−R
2R
2+R
5−R
5−R
3−R
5R
3+R
4+R
5
· I 1 I 2 I 3
= −V
1V
2 0
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Filtr
ado
adapta
tivo
de
una
secuencia
de
dato
s
y=
y[1]
y[2]
. . .y[m
]
;T=
x[1]
···x[1−
(n−
1)]
x[2]
···x[2−
(n−
1)]
. . .. . .
. . .x[m
]···x[m
−(n
−1)
]
Not
acion:
•xes
lasecu
encia
de
dat
os,w
∈R
nes
elfiltro
(sen
aldigital)qu
eminim
iza‖Aw−b‖
2co
nT∈
Rm×n
(m>n)mat
rizdeToe
plitz
•y∈
Rm
esla
senal
dereferencia,β
esel
factor
deolvido(0<β<
1)
•A=WT
yb=−W
y,sien
doW
=diag(β
m−1,...,β,1
)
Hay
quereso
lver
un
pro
blema
mınim
o-cu
adratico
linea
lpon
derad
otras
cadaap
ariciondeunnu
evox[k],ac
tualizan
doel
filtrow
obtenidoent k
−1.
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Cam
pos
electr
ost
atico
sen
regio
nes
sin
carg
alibre
Ecu
aciondeLap
lace
(pot
encial
elec
tros
tatico
):
v xx+v y
y=
0,0≤x≤
1,0≤y≤
1
v(x
i,y j)≈v i
j,f′′ (t i)≈
(fi−
1−2f
i+f i
+1)/h
2
v i−1
,j−
2vij+v i
+1,
j
h2
+v i
,j−1
−2v
ij+v i
,j+
1
h2
=0,
∀i,j
∈1:n
(e.g.,n
=2,h
=1/
(n+1)
=1/
3)
(i=
1)∧
(j=
1)⇒
4v11−v 0
1−v 2
1−v 1
0−v 1
2=
0(i
=2)
∧(j
=1)
⇒4v
21−v 1
1−v 3
1−v 2
0−v 2
2=
0(i
=1)
∧(j
=2)
⇒4v
12−v 0
2−v 2
2−v 1
1−v 1
3=
0(i
=2)
∧(j
=2)
⇒4v
22−v 1
2−v 3
2−v 2
1−v 2
3=
0
4−1
−10
−14
0−1
−10
4−1
0−1
−14
· v 11
v 21
v 12
v 22
= v 0
1+v 1
0v 3
1+v 2
0v 0
2+v 1
3v 3
2+v 2
3
= 0 0 1 1
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Com
port
am
iento
transi
tori
ode
un
circuito
ele
ctr
ico
SiI j
=x
jsen(ωt)⇒I′′ j=−x
jω
2 sen
(ωt)
en:
L1I
′′ 1+C
−1 1(I
1−I 2)
=0
L2I
′′ 2+C
−1 2(I
2−I 3)+C
−1 1(I
2−I 1)
=0
L3I
′′ 3+C
−1 3I 3
+C
−1 2(I
3−I 2)
=0
1−1
−C2C
−1 11+C
2C−1 1
−1−C
3C−1 2
1+C
3C−1 2
x 1 x2x
3
=ω2 L 1
C1L
2C2L
3C3
x 1 x2x
3
Si∀i
∈1:3,C
i=C∧L
i=L,A
x=λx
enve
zdeA
x=λB
x,co
n
λ=LCω
2∧
A=
1
−1−1
2−1
−12
don
delosω
i=
√ λ i/(LC)so
nlasfrec
uen
cias
angu
laresnat
ura
les.
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ncio
metr
opara
maxim
izar
transf
ere
ncia
de
pote
ncia
(II)
Larestricc
ionx≤
105sera
activa
enel
optimo:
x. =[x;y
],L(
x;µ
)=f(x
)−µ·g
(x). =f(x
)−µ·(1
05−x)
Con
dicion
sufic
ient
edeop
timalidad
deprimer
orden
:
∇Lx(x
;µ)=∇f
(x)+
[µ;0
]=
Og(x
)=
105−x
=0
x∗=
[x∗ ;y∗ ]
=[105
;148/9
],µ∗=
50x∗ y
∗ /(9y∗+
148)
2>
0
∇f=
−5
0xy
(9y+
148)
2
25x
2 (9y
−14
8)
(9y+
148)
3
,∇2 xxL
=
−5
0y
(9y+
148)
2
50x(9y−
148)
(9y+
148)
3
50x(9y−
148)
(9y+
148)
3
450x
2 (29
6−
9y)
(9y+
148)
4
Con
dicion
sufic
ient
edeop
timalidad
desegu
ndoor
den
:
dT∇2 x
xL(
x∗ ;µ∗ )d>
0,∀d
∈N
(AT),
don
deA
=[−
1;0]
ZT∇2 x
xL(
x∗ ;µ∗ )Z
≈[ 0
1][ −0
.009
40
00.09
6
][ 0 1
] =0.09
6>
0
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Com
pre
sion
de
imagenes
Siendo
A∈
Rm×n
dera
ngory
USV
Tsu
desco
mpos
icionva
lorsingu
lar:
U=
[u1,···,
ur
︸︷︷
︸R(
A)
,ur+
1,···,
um
︸︷︷
︸N
(AT)
],V
=[v
1,···,
vr
︸︷︷
︸R(
AT)
,vr+
1,···,
vn
︸︷︷
︸N
(A)
].
Aproximan
do
Apor
unasu
ma
Bkdek≤rmat
ricesdera
ngo
uno:
A=
USV
T≈
↑↑
. . .↑
σ1u
1σ
2u2
. . .σ
ku
k
↓↓
. . .↓
· ←v
T 1→
←v
T 2→
···
←v
k→
=k ∑ i=1
σiu
ivT i
. =B
k
Unamat
rizA
∈R
20×2
0dera
ngor=
3co
momagic(20)
solo
nec
esitar
a
‖A−
Bk‖ 2
=σ
k+
1,⇒
‖A−
B3‖ 2
=σ
4=
0
quesu
pon
eunaco
mpresion
al(3
+20
·3+
20·3
)/40
0≈
31%.Deen
tre
todas
lasmat
ricesdera
ngok,la
mas
pro
ximaa
Aen
nor
ma2es
Bk,y
‖A−
Bk‖ F
=√ σ
2 k+
1+···+
σ2 r
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Cableado
de
funcio
nes
trasc
endente
s
11.
11.
21.
31.
41.
51.
61.
71.
81.
92
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
Cab
leaf(x
)=ln
(x)
(evita
ndo
costo-
sasdivisiones)en
[1,2
]par
apod
erga
ran-
tiza
r5
dıgitos
sign
ifica
tivo
sredon
dea
dos
correcto
spor
interp
olac
ion
polinom
icali-
nea
latroz
osco
nnod
oseq
uiesp
aciados
.
∀x∈
[xi,x
i+1],∃c
∈(x
i,x
i+1)
:e 1(x
)=f(x
)−P
1(x)=f′′ (c)
2!·(x
−xi)(x−x
i+1)
|e 1(x
)|=
|f′′ (c)|
2!·|(x−x
i)(x
−x
i+1)|≤
1 2max
1<c<
2|f′
′ (c)|
max
xi≤
x≤x
i+1
|g(x)|,
g(x
)=
(x−x
i)(x
−x
i+1)
=(x
−x
i)(x
−(x
i+h))
⇒xmın
=x
i+
0.5h
f′ (x)=
1/x,f′′ (x)=−1/x
2 ,max
1<c<
2|f′
′ (c)|=
|f′′ (1)|=
1
|e 1(x
)|≤
1 2·1
·h2 4≤
5·1
0−5⇒
h≤
2·1
0−2⇒
punt
os=b−a
h=
50
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Filtr
ado
mın
imo-c
uadra
tico
de
senale
s
Elva
lorfiltrad
og i
deuna
senal
corrup-
tay i
enun
instan
tex
ise
pued
eob
te-
ner
reso
lviendoun
subpro
blemamınim
o-cu
adra
tico
par
ala
nubedepunt
osdesde
xi−
2has
tax
i+2.
Obtenerg i
=P
2(x
i)par
ai∈
2:5filtra
ndolosva
loresdela
senal
00.
20.
40.
60.
81
1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
0
0.51
1.52
2.53
3.5
r0
12
34
56
7x
r0.00
0.25
0.50
0.75
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.75
y r0.11
650.12
520.25
750.59
770.93
031.73
212.25
593.24
22
utiliza
ndoap
roximac
iones
mınim
o-cu
adratica
sdegr
ado2dela
form
a
P2(x)=a
0ϕ0(x)+a
1ϕ1(x)+a
2ϕ2(x),
ϕk(x
)=x
k
Solucion
:
g 2≈
0.10
77·1
−0.137
9·x
2+0.97
79·x
2 2≈
0.28
32g 3
≈0.22
83·1
−0.727
8·x
3+1.52
16·x
2 3≈
0.53
84g 4
≈−0.061
4·1
+0.14
07·x
4+0.95
59·x
2 4≈
1.03
52g 5
≈0.13
55·1
−0.295
3·x
5+1.17
65·x
2 5≈
1.60
46
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Desa
rrollos
apro
xim
ados
de
Fouri
er
(I:D
CT
yD
ST)
Sia
j,b
jco
efs.
interp
.trig.eq
uiesp
aciados
en[x
0,x
N]=
[0,2π]co
ny N
=y 0
,losa
jso
nla
tran
sfor
mad
aco
senoidal
discreta(D
CT)deFou
rier
yve
rific
an:
a0 2=c 0 N
=
∑ ykω
0k
N=
1 N
N−1 ∑ k=
0
y k,
aM 2
=c M N
=
∑ ykω
Mk
N=
1 N
N−1 ∑ k=
0
(−1)
ky k,
aj=c j
+c N
−jN
=1 N
N−1 ∑ k=
0
y k(ω
jk+ω
−jk)=
2 N
N−1 ∑ k=
0
y kco
s
( kj2π N
) ,
puesω
jk+ω
−jk=
exp(−
2πijk/N
)+
exp(2πijk/N
)=
2cos
(2πjk/N
);losb j
son
latran
sfor
mad
asenoidal
discreta(D
ST)deFou
rier
yve
rific
an:
b j=ic
j−c N
−jN
=i N
N−1 ∑ k=
0
y k(ω
jk−ω
−jk)=
2 N
N−1 ∑ k=
0
y ksen
( kj2π N
) ,
puesω
jk−ω
−jk=
exp(−
2πijk/N
)−ex
p(2πijk/N
)=−2isen
(2πjk/N
).Losc j
=∑ N−
1k=
0y kω
jk(j
∈0:N
−1)
son
latran
sf.discreta
deFou
rier
(DFT),y k
=(1/N
)∑ N−
1j=
0c jω
−jk(k
∈0:N−1
)su
tran
sf.inv
ersa
(IDFT).
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Desa
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apro
xim
ados
de
Fouri
er
(II:
Coefs
.Fourie
r)
Desar
rolloserieFou
rier
par
af(z
)periodicaen
[a,b
]co
efs.
Fou
rierA
j,B
j:
f(z
)=A
0 2+
∞ ∑ j=1
Ajco
s(θ z)+
∞ ∑ j=1
Bjsen(θ
z). =T∞(z
),
Aj=
2
b−a
∫ b a
f(z
)cos
(θz)d
z,B
j=
2
b−a
∫ b a
f(z
)sen
(θz)d
z
Aproximan
doA
j≈A
jyB
j≈B
j,desar
rollodeFou
rier
deM
term
inos
:
TM(z
)≈A
0 2+
M ∑ j=1
Ajco
s(θ z)+
M ∑ j=1
Bjsen(θ
z). =t M
(z)
Sia
j,b
jco
eficien
tesinterp
.trigon
om.nod
oseq
uiesp
aciadoen
[x0,x
N]=
[0,2π]c
ony N
=y 0
:
Aj=a
jco
s(θ a
)−b jsen(θ
a)
Bj=a
jsen(θ
a)+b jco
s(θ a
)
θ z
=2π
b−ajz
N≥
2M+1(seu
don
im),N
↑⇒|e a
(cf.
Fou
r)|↓
−6
−4
−2
02
46
−0.
20
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.81
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imacio
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est
ado
de
sist
em
as
de
pote
ncia
Valor
esy i
. =V
idesco
noc
idos
(aesti-
mar
con
lasmed
icionesb i)reso
lviendo
elsistem
aso
bredeterminad
oH
y=
b,
don
deel
mod
elo
Hdel
sistem
ase
ob-
tien
epor
analisis
elem
enta
ldecircuitos
(G. =
HTW
H,la
mat
rizdega
nan
cia)
:
H=(1/8)*[5
-1;-15;3
1;13];
Supon
iendo
que
losam
perım
etro
sso
nmas
exac
tosqu
elosvo
ltım
etro
s(e.g.,w
1=w
2=
100
yw
3=w
4=
50),
estima
usa
ndo
Matlab
los
valoresdelasfuen
tessi
lalectura
delosinstru
men
tosdiob 1
=9.01
A,
b 2=
3.02
A,b 3
=6.98
vyb 4
=5.01
v:
b=[9.01;3.02;6.98;5.01];W=diag([100,100,50,50]);
G=H’*W*H;z=H’*W*b;[G\z,(sqrt(W)*H)\(sqrt(W)*b)]
16.00719298245614
16.00719298245614
8.02614035087720
8.02614035087719
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sde
nodos
en
redes
ele
ctr
icas
La
mat
riz
Ade
adya
cencias
nod
os-cab
lesesta
dad
apor
laco
-nectividad
dela
red,b
tien
elos
valoresdelasfuen
tesen
cadaca
-ble
yW
lasco
nductan
cias
(inv
er-
sosderesisten
cias
).Enlosca
bles
enlosqu
eap
arec
enex
plıc
itam
en-
teresisten
cias
esta
sso
nde1Ω,y
sonde10
−15Ω
enlosqu
eno.
Los
01
01
00
12
10
03
−11
04
10
−15
01
−16
©1©2
©3N\C
voltajesy
enlosnod
os,reso
lviendoA
y=
bpon
derad
oe.g.
usa
ndoM
atlab:
ATW
Ay=
c 3+c 4
+c 5
−c4
−c5
−c4
c 1+c 4
+c 6
−c6
−c5
−c6
c 2+c 5
+c 6
y 1 y 2 y 3
= c 3v 0 0
=ATW
b
A=[010;001;100;-110;10-1;01-1];
b=[0;0;1;0;0;0];W=diag([1,1,1,1e15,1e15,1]);G=A’*W*A;
z=A’*W*b;R=chol(G);[G\z,R\(R’\z),(sqrt(W)*A)\(sqrt(W)*b)]
0.38095238095238
0.38095238095238
0.33333333156045
0.38095238095238
0.38095238095238
0.33333333156045
0.38095238095238
0.38095238095238
0.33333333156045
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Carg
ade
condensa
dor
bajo
coin
cid
encia
de
inte
nsi
dades
(a)SiV(t)es
talqu
e
I 1(t)=
sen(t),
I 2(t)=
exp(t−
1)t,
estima(con
laform
ula
deSim
pso
n)la
car-
gaQ(t
∗ )=∫ t∗ 0
(I1(t)−I 2(t))dtdel
conden
-sa
dor
del
circuitoen
elinstan
tet∗>
0en
elqu
eam
bas
intensidad
esco
inciden
.
00.
10.
20.
30.
40.
50.
60.
70.
80.
91
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.91
t
I 1(t)=
sen(
t), I
2(t)=
exp(
t−1)
t
t*
I 1(t)
I 2(t)
(b)Sise
considera
f(t)=g(t)−t=
sen(t)exp
(1−t)−t,
estu
dia
laco
nverge
nciadet k
+1=g(t
k)a
laraızt∗
def(t)=
0,yca
lcula
elnume-
romax
imo
deiterac
iones
arealizar
par
aob
tenerla
con
7dıgitos
sign
ifica
tivo
sre-
don
dea
dos
correcto
sapar
tirdet 0
=0.5.
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ade
condensa
dor
usa
ndo
recurre
ncia
s
00.
10.
20.
30.
40.
50.
60.
70.
80.
91
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.91
t
I k(t)=
tk exp(
t−1)
k cr
ece
Sila
intensidad
quereco
rreun
conden
sa-
dor
vien
edad
aporI(t)=t2
0 exp
(t−
1),
calcula
suca
rgaen
elinstan
tet=
1.So-
lucion
:Hay
que
calcularI 2
0. =Q(1
)=
∫ 1 0I(t)d
t,por
ejem
plo
med
iant
ela
re-
curren
ciaI k
=1−kI k
−1par
tien
do
de
I 0=
1−
1/epar
ak∈
1:2
0,omed
iant
eI k
−1=
(1−I k)/k
par
tien
do
deI 3
0=
0par
ak∈
30:−
1:2
1.Usa
ndo
Matlab:
quad(’t.^(20).*exp(t-1)’,0,1),Ik=1-exp(-1);
fork=1:20
Ik=1-k*Ik;fprintf(’%2.0f%11.7f\n’,[kIk]);
end;
Otras
pos
ibilidad
espas
anpor
usa
rform
ulasdeintegr
acionnu
mericapar
aap
roximarQ(1
)opor
reso
lver
laEDFy n
+1+
(n+1)y n
=u(n
)co
ny 0
=1−
1/e,
quenoes
unaEDLCC.
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RLC
seri
ey
para
lelo
VR(t)=RI R
(t),
VL(t)=LI′ L(t),
VC(t)=C
−1∫ I C(t)d
t
I R(t)=R
−1V
R(t),
I L(t)=L
−1∫ VL(t)d
t,I C
(t)=CV
′ C(t)
I(t)=I R
(t)+I L
(t)+I C
(t)
V(t)=V
R(t)+V
L(t)+V
C(t)
EDO
deprimer
orden
par
aI(t)si
circuitoRLC
par
alelo:
I(t)=R
−1V(t)+L
−1∫ V(t)d
t+CV
′ (t)⇒I′ (t)
=
f(t
,I(t
))︷
︸︸︷
R−1V
′ (t)
+L
−1V(t)+CV
′′ (t)
EDO
desegu
ndoor
den
par
aI(t)si
circuitoRLC
serie:
V′ (t)
=RI′ (t)+LI′′ (t)+C
−1I(t)⇒I′′ (t)
=
f(t
,I(t
),I′ (t)
)︷
︸︸︷
L−1V
′ (t)−RL
−1I′ (t)−L
−1C
−1I(t)
EDO
deprimer
orden
par
aI(t)si
circuitoRL
serie(I
(0)=
0):
V(t)=RI(t)+LI′ (t)⇒I′ (t)
=L
−1V(t)−RL
−1I(t)=f(t,I
(t))
•First
•Pre
v•N
ext•L
ast•G
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ack
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een
•Clo
se•Q
uit
Com
port
am
iento
transi
tori
ode
un
circuito
ele
ctr
ico
Com
pon
entescircuitoaestu
diart∈
[0,1
]seg:
V(t)=
cos(t),C
=0.00
2F,
L1=
0.01
H,L
2=
0.5H,R
1=
200Ω,
R2=
20Ω,I
1(0)
=I 2(0
)=
0A,Q
(0)=
0C
Mod
elad
oco
mosistem
adeEDOs(circu
itoab
ierto,
conden
sador
desca
rgad
o):
00.
20.
40.
60.
81
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
0.06
00.
20.
40.
60.
81
0
0.51
1.5
x 10
−3
I 1(t)
I 2(t)
Q(t
)
L1I
′ 1+R
1(I 1−I 2)+C
−1Q
=V
L2I
′ 2+R
1(I 2−I 1)+R
2I2−C
−1Q
=0
Q′ =
I 1−I 2
I′ 1=L
−1 1V
+R
1L−1 1
(I2−I 1)−L
−1 1C
−1Q
︸︷︷
︸f 1
(t,[I
1;I
2;Q
])
I′ 2=R
1L−1 2
(I1−I 2)−R
2L−1 2I 2
+L
−1 2C
−1Q
︸︷︷
︸f 2
(t,[I
1;I
2;Q
])
Q′ =
I 1−I 2
=f 3
(t,[I 1;I
2;Q])
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Movim
iento
de
part
ıcula
suje
taa
pote
ncia
l(I
)
Ecu
acion
deSch
rodinge
runidim
ension
alpar
afuncion
ondaψ(x
):
−ψ′′ (x)+V(x
)ψ(x
)=E·ψ
(x),
ψ(a
)=
0,ψ(b)=
0,a≤x≤b
Dad
afuncion
pot
encialV(x
)en
term
inos
de
pos
icion
par
tıcu
la(e.g.,
V(x
)=
400
conx∈
[0,1
],V(x
)=
2x−2
conx∈
[2,3
],..
.),hay
que
determinar
unicos
niveles
deen
ergıaE
kpermitidos
ysu
funcion
deon
da
ψk(x
)as
ociada,
pues
|ψ(x
)|2dapro
bab
ilidad
depar
tıcu
laen
pos
icionx.
(a)Discretizac
ion
Ay
=h
2 Ey
pro
blemaco
ntinuopor
diferen
cias
finitas
:au
tova
loresλ
kyau
tove
ctor
esy
(k)so
lucion
son
aproximac
iones
aau
tova
-loresE
k≈λ
k/h
2yau
tofuncion
esψ
k(x
)discretizad
asaespac
iadoh.
22.
12.
22.
32.
42.
52.
62.
72.
82.
93
−1
−0.
8
−0.
6
−0.
4
−0.
20
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.81
h=
0.01
E1≈
10.2
E2≈
39.8
E3≈
89.1
22.
12.
22.
32.
42.
52.
62.
72.
82.
93
0
0.00
5
0.01
0.01
5
0.02
0.02
5
0.03
0.03
5
0.04
0.04
5
0.05
t
1/2
t−18
/19/
t−5/
38 t2
•First
•Pre
v•N
ext•L
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•Clo
se•Q
uit
Movim
iento
de
part
ıcula
suje
taa
pote
ncia
l(I
I)
Ecu
acion
deSch
rodinge
runidim
ension
alpar
afuncion
ondaψ(x
):
−ψ′′ (x)+V(x
)ψ(x
)=E·ψ
(x),
ψ(a
)=
0,ψ(b)=
0,a≤x≤b
Dad
afuncion
pot
encialV(x
)en
term
inos
de
pos
icion
par
tıcu
la(e.g.,
V(x
)=
400
conx∈
[0,1
],V(x
)=
2x−2
conx∈
[2,3
],..
.),hay
que
determinar
unicos
niveles
deen
ergıaE
kpermitidos
ysu
funcion
deon
da
ψk(x
)as
ociada,
pues
|ψ(x
)|2dapro
bab
ilidad
depar
tıcu
laen
pos
icionx.
(b)Autova
loresyau
tofuncion
espar
aap
roximar
laso
lucion
del
PVC
−ψ′′ (x)+V(x
)ψ(x
)=f(x
),ψ(a
)=
0,ψ(b)=
0,a≤x≤b
con
desar
rollo
espec
tral
enau
tofuncion
esdef(x
)dad
a(e.g.,f(x
)=
−400
cos2(πx)−
2π2 cos
(2πx)co
nx∈
[0,1
],f(x
)=x−1
conx∈
[2,3
],...
)
ψ(x
)≈
K ∑ k=
1
〈f,ψ
k〉
Ek〈ψ
k,ψ
k〉·ψ
k(x
)
con〈f,g〉=
∫ b aw(x
)f(x
)g(x
)dx,
factor
desimetriza
cionw(x
)ad
ecuad
o.
747
Ejemplos numéricos de motivación sobre sistemas electrónicos de telecomunicación P. Guerrero-García y Á. Santos-Palomo
@ APLIMAT February 2010 ISBN: 978-80-89313-47-1