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Redesign ChuaCircuit and add ChuaDiode #4644
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This ist the original layout, just adapted the parameters. |
OK, I then very much recommend to switch to the standard size for the sake of a unified layout and appearance of the MSL. |
converted to draft: Has to be updated after #4653 has been merged. |
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OK
Regarding information on the diagram layer: |
Maybe we should write "RTFD" in block capitals in the diagram 😉 |
I wanted to redesign the parameterization of Chua's Circuit to realistic values (mH instead of H, nF instead of F) and explain how the nonlinear resistor called Chua's diode can be implemented using two OpAmp circuits called negative impedance converter. Now it is possible to implement the circuit with real components. It is even possible to replace the inductor by an OpAmp circuit.


With Chua's circuit you may see that changing initialization switches between two attractors.
Furthermore, changing a resistance you may see the path to chaos.
Before we start a discussion about perodicity and chaos: Please have a look at the references.
Default parameterization delivers periodic results.
Results obtained with Dymola, Open Modelica and Wolfram System Modeler are (nearly) the same: