A generalization of Middlebrook's symbolic analysis method for tolerance calculation of electrical circuits
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This article presents the circuit-algebraic interpretation of the R. D. Middlebrooks formulas for obtaining of the symbolical circuit functions fractional expressions, their generalization and realization in computer program Toleralize for estimation of the tolerance and transformations errors of linear electric networks
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