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4. Simulation of negative-time circuits
As a virtual proof-of-concept, simulations using NI® LabVIEW® software were carried out to verify the suitability of the theory and design method of the numerical PB NTCs described above. The following paragraphs present the results obtained.
4.1 Description of simulation parameters
Two different proofs of concept were investigated during the simulations. These proofs of concept are attached to two types of signals without sudden instantaneous variations or discontinuities noted x 1 and x 2 of duration of the order of one second and one hour. These are non-symmetrical Gaussian waveform signals with a peak-to-peak amplitude of V max ...
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