US PATENT SUBCLASS 333 / 215
.~.~ Using gyrator


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333 /   HD   WAVE TRANSMISSION LINES AND NETWORKS

213  DF  NEGATIVE RESISTANCE OR REACTANCE NETWORKS OF THE ACTIVE TYPE {2}
214  DF  .~ Simulating specific type of reactance {1}
215.~.~ Using gyrator


DEFINITION

Classification: 333/215

Using gyrator:

(under subclass 214) Subject matter employing a nonreciprocal circuit of the type that produces at one point the positive inversion of the impedance at a second point (i.e., a positive impedance inverter).

(1) Note. GYRATOR: A gyrator is a four-terminal, two-port nonreciprocal network which may be defined as follows:

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wherein R1 and R2[end subscrpt] are transfer impedances whose product determines the gyration constant K.