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Electrical engineering

network theorem that the sum of branch voltage and current products is zero for any network obeying Kirchhoff's laws, regardless of element type.

In electrical engineering, Tellegen's theorem refers to network theorem that the sum of branch voltage and current products is zero for any network obeying Kirchhoff's laws, regardless of element type. This meaning comes from Penfield (1970) in Tellegen's theorem and electrical networks.[1]

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References

Penfield, P. (1970). Tellegen's theorem and electrical networks. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262160322

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