matrixofdynamism
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There are models for DC motors, transmission lines and other things that I would like if someone can mention here!
I have been wondering for very long time as to how people actually get the idea on how these things are to be modeled through basic R, L and C components. I mean that seems to need a lot of imagination involved. How do people know how to model things and when do they know the model fits? I mean every model only works under certain circumstances right? What I mean by fitting is that, the model is trying to somehow replicate a real world object but in a way that makes it easier to analyze it and understand it and to work out its behavior in a given circuit, a good model is able to to do this well. But how did people make such good models in the first place?
I have had class on transmission lines where the line itself is modeled using R, L and C. How did people know how the model is to look like?
I have been wondering for very long time as to how people actually get the idea on how these things are to be modeled through basic R, L and C components. I mean that seems to need a lot of imagination involved. How do people know how to model things and when do they know the model fits? I mean every model only works under certain circumstances right? What I mean by fitting is that, the model is trying to somehow replicate a real world object but in a way that makes it easier to analyze it and understand it and to work out its behavior in a given circuit, a good model is able to to do this well. But how did people make such good models in the first place?
I have had class on transmission lines where the line itself is modeled using R, L and C. How did people know how the model is to look like?