Tutorial on basics of time-varying electromagnetic systems and circuits
G. Ptitcyn, M. S. Mirmoosa, A. Sotoodehfar, S. A. Tretyakov

TL;DR
This tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental concepts, historical development, and modeling techniques for linear time-varying electromagnetic systems and circuits, aiming to assist new researchers in the field.
Contribution
It offers a detailed review of the basic theory, models, and effects of time-varying electromagnetic systems, filling a gap for beginners and newcomers to the field.
Findings
Introduction to the general theory of linear time-varying systems
Discussion of frequency dispersion in nonstationary systems
Models of time-varying electrical circuits and effects of time modulation
Abstract
During the last decade, possibilities to realize new phenomena and create new applications by varying system properties in time have gained increasing attention in many research fields, spanning a wide range from acoustics to optics. While the interest in using time-modulation techniques for engineering electromagnetic response has got revitalized only in recent years, the field originates from the middle of the previous century, and a multitude of works have been published ever since. In this tutorial paper, we provide a historical picture and review the basic concepts in this field. In particular, we introduce the general theory of linear time-varying systems and discuss the means to properly account for frequency dispersion of nonstationary systems. Also, we elucidate models of time-varying electrical circuits and some useful effects that can be achieved by time modulation of circuit…
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Taxonomy
TopicsOptical and Acousto-Optic Technologies · Advanced Research in Systems and Signal Processing · Radar Systems and Signal Processing
