Everything about Lumped Parameters totally explained
Lumped parameters are a simplification in a
mathematical model of a
physical system where variables that are spatially distributed fields are represented as single scalars instead.
A good example a lumped parameter model is the representation of an
electrical network, graphically represented by a
circuit diagram in which by voltages are assigned to the vertices and currents to the edges of the diagram. The mathematical analyses of such a circuit model is much simpler than solving the
Maxwell equations for the actual physical system.
Another example a temperature field is replaced by average temperatures.
It can be a reasonable approach if the system is homogeneous enough.
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