The art of the electrical engineering design partly relies on the ability to properly model the
physical structure under consideration. Good models enable an efficient and accurate
analysis, so that designers can reach their goals with a few iterations on the models and,
usually, a few steps of experimental verification. Most electrical and electronic engineers use
circuit-theory models to analyze various passive and active circuits. Such models are simple
and straightforward to implement, they do not require bulky theoretical background, and they …