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Circuit theory

the principle that in a loop of exponential junctions the product of currents in one direction equals the product in the other, used to compute with currents.

In circuit theory, translinear principle refers to the principle that in a loop of exponential junctions the product of currents in one direction equals the product in the other, used to compute with currents. This meaning comes from Gilbert (1975) in Electronics Letters.[1]

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References

Gilbert, B. (1975). Translinear circuits: a proposed classification. Electronics Letters, 11(1), 14-16. https://doi.org/10.1049/el:19750011

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