Circuits containing multiple nonlinear elements are typically solved by means of iterative techniques. Recently, Wave Digital Filters (WDFs) have demonstrated good performance for the simulation of circuits containing a high number of nonlinearities. In particular, the vast majority of the approaches available in the literature consider WDFs characterized by reciprocal lossless connection networks. In this article, we provide, instead, a comparison of iterative methods for the solution of WDFs characterized by non-lossless junctions with involutory scattering matrices, e.g., connection networks absorbing nullors. We run different tests at different amplitudes and frequencies, unveiling and giving insights into the trade-off between convergence speed and simulation time.

A Comparison of Iterative Methods for the Solution of Nonlinear WDFs with Non-Lossless Junctions

Giampiccolo, Riccardo;Bernardini, Alberto
2025-01-01

Abstract

Circuits containing multiple nonlinear elements are typically solved by means of iterative techniques. Recently, Wave Digital Filters (WDFs) have demonstrated good performance for the simulation of circuits containing a high number of nonlinearities. In particular, the vast majority of the approaches available in the literature consider WDFs characterized by reciprocal lossless connection networks. In this article, we provide, instead, a comparison of iterative methods for the solution of WDFs characterized by non-lossless junctions with involutory scattering matrices, e.g., connection networks absorbing nullors. We run different tests at different amplitudes and frequencies, unveiling and giving insights into the trade-off between convergence speed and simulation time.
2025
Proceedings of the 2025 International Symposium on Circuits and Systems (ISCAS)
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