2. When all the elements (e.g. R, L,C)
in a network are replaced by lines
with circles or dots at both ends the
configuration is called graph of the
network.
4. : A branch is a line segment representing one
network element or a combination of element
connected between two points.
: A node point is defined as an end point of
a line segment and exist at the junction between two
branches.
: It is an inter connected open set of branches
which include all the nodes of given graph.
6. PROPERTIES OF TREE
It consist of all the nodes of the graph .
If the graph has n number of nodes the tree will n-1
number of branches
There will be no closed path in the tree .
There can be many possible different for a given graph
depending on the number of nodes and branches.
7.
8. INCIDENCE MATRIX
Row -> node , column -> branch
Algebraic sum of column entries of an incidence matrix
is zero.
Determinant of incidence matrix of a closed loop is
zero .
1 2 3
1 2
4
3
5
9. Row -> cut-set , column -> branch
Draw the tree of the graph .
Take the direction of cut-set as the twig
direction .
The direction along the branch of cut-set
is taken as positive one and if the
direction is opposite it is taken as
negative one .
11. R0w -> loop current , column -> branches
Draw the tree from the given graph
Take the direction of loop as a link direction.
The branch having the same direction as a loop
direction is taken as 1 and if opposite direction it is
taken -1.
13. Relation between twig and link L=B-N+1
If the graph as N number of nodes , tree will have N-1
branches.
Number of trees of a graph T = determinant [A].[A]^t
Orthogonal relationship [A].[B]^t =0 or [B][A]^t = 0
[Vb] = [Q]^t .[Vt]
[Vb] = [A]^t[Vn]