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a lumped circuit is a result of interconnection of lumped elements. An element is classified as a lumped element if its physical elemnt if its physical dimentions are small compared to the wavelength corresponding to the higher frequency of operationof that element.

for lumped element the instationtaneous current entering one terminal is equal to the instantaneous current leaving the other terminal. a television anntenna is not a lumped element as the foot of the antena is not tha same as that at the tip of the antena. typical lumped circuit elements are resistors, indicutors capacitors, voltage source and current source

some lumped circuit elements are resistors, indicutors,capacitors, voltage source ,current source and transformers.

an active elements is capable of delivering an average power that is grater than zero over an infinite time interval.

            the voltage current relation is the same for current flowing in either direction in bilateral element .in contrast a unilateral element has different relation between voltage and current for the two possible directions of current

an element is said to be linear ,if its voltage current characteristics is at all times a straight line through the origin. an element which does not satisfy the above principal is called a nonliner element An elements which can be characteristized by a curve in the voltage-current plane is known as a resistors. a resistors is linear when it is characterized by a straight line passing through the origin of the voltage -current plane . a linear resisstors describeed mathematically as 

                                                      i=Gv

                                                      v=iR

where,G is called the conductance www.atricks.blogspot.com  guys this is the site from where u can buy stuffs

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