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Spice Model of a Capacitor Modelled Using Conformal Fractional Order Derivative and its Usage in Simulation of a Parallel R-L-C_∝ Circuit

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Spice Model of a Capacitor Modelled Using Conformal Fractional Order Derivative and its Usage in Simulation of a Parallel R-L-C_∝ Circuit

Abstract

Fractional-order (FO) components have emerged as a necessary method to model electrical and electronic circuits in the 20th century. In recent decades, the conformable fractional derivative has become a very popular mathematical tool. In the literature, it is used to model supercapacitors successfully. However, it is usually difficult to find analytical solutions for the circuits having a CFD capacitor. Circuit simulation programs make it easy to inspect the circuits hard to analyze. A CFD capacitor does not have a spice model yet. In this study, the Spice model of a CFD capacitor is constructed in the LTspice program. The model is also used to simulate an R-L-C_∝ parallel circuit with a CFD capacitor. Its simulation results are given.

Keywords

Fractional Order Derivatives , Conformal Fractional Derivative , Circuit Modeling , Spice Model

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Kaynak Göster

IEEE
[1]E. Karakulak ve R. Mutlu, “Spice Model of a Capacitor Modelled Using Conformal Fractional Order Derivative and its Usage in Simulation of a Parallel R-L-C_∝ Circuit”, TUJES, c. 24, sy 2, ss. 49–56, Ara. 2023, doi: 10.59314/tujes.1396358.