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A Symbolic Analysis of Relay and Switching Circuits

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terminals if <strong>and</strong> only if Xjk =Y jk .j, k<br />

= 1, 2, :3,-. •• n<br />

'r.7r~er·e X is the hinderance on network 1-T bet~veen termijk<br />

nels ,1 <strong>and</strong> k, <strong>and</strong> Y is that for 11 between the corjk<br />

respondin~ terminals.<br />

Thus under this definition the equ_ivelenc3s<br />

<strong>of</strong> the preceding sections were \\'1 th respect to two<br />

Star-Mesh end Delta-vVye Transformations.<br />

. -<br />

As in ordinary<br />

network theory there exiet :3 l;l:1r to me fJh 2nd delta<br />

to vvy-e transforms tions. The delta to wye tl~8n sformstion<br />

is shown in Fig. 8. These two netwo~ks are<br />

equivalent with respect to the three terminal~ a,<br />

b, <strong>and</strong> c, since by the distrllntive law X ab<br />

= R(S + T)<br />

=RS + RT <strong>and</strong> similarly for the other pairs <strong>of</strong> terminels<br />

a-c end b-c.<br />

a<br />

R<br />

b- - b<br />

1R·S<br />

S<br />

T<br />

-<br />

ReT S·T<br />

a/ 'c<br />

Fig. 8

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