what is lumped and distributed elements?
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Answer / sharma
Lumped systems are those systems in which electrical
properties like R, L, C etc are assumed to be located on a
small space of the circuit. these systems are applicable
for low frequency application.
On the other hand Distributed systems assume that
electrical properties R, L, C etc are distributed across
the entire circuit. these systems are applicable to for high
(microwave)
frequency application.
Unlike the lumped element model, it assumes non-uniform
current along each branch and non-uniform voltage along
each node.
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Answer / ndubest
Physically
seperate
elements such as
resistors,
capacitors and
diodes are lumped
materials. On the
other hand
network elements
which are
inseparable for
analytical
purposes are
called distributed
elements.
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Answer / er.amandeep singla
lumped elements are considered as a saprate elements
whereas distributed elements are distributed over the
entire length of the circuit.
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Answer / sree
An element is classified as a lumped element if the net effect of electrical phenomena taking place within that element can be described in terms of only its terminal voltage and current variables, irrespective of its internal details and geometry..
If the electrical description of an element calls for voltage and current variables that are functions of space variables over the element(in addition to time variable), the element is called as a distributed elements..
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Answer / jalaluddinkhan
lumped circuit is a circuit of visible & physical present elements like R L & C
whereas ..
distributed parameters also like R L & C are invisible & physical not present but they are effectively distributed throughout the transmission line & useful for calculation.
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Answer / sourav bral
Lumped-- A circuit in which current and voltage are function of time only and does not vary with change in position is called Lumped circuit network.....
Distributed-- A circuit in which current and voltage are function of time and position .
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Answer / dwipayan mondal
Distributed parameter element, this type of element can't be electrical separated or models as individual isolate, physically identifiable element like R,C,L etc are said to be distributed parameter element.
Lumped parameter element, circuit elements those are for the purpose of analysis may be treated as physically separate element such as C,R,L etc are said to be Lambed parameter element.
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Answer / posa chaitanya
An element of R,L,C of a circut can be seperated then these elements are said to be lumped elenents otherwise these are saisd to be distributed elements.
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Answer / ritesh nagar
Physical dimensions of circuit are such that voltage
across and current through conductors connecting
elements does not vary. In lamped circuit.
• Current varies along conductors and elements in, disturbed circuit
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Answer / arvind singh rajput
Lumped elements are elements which r not distributed on entire length like distributed elements.....
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