[sdiy] 90-degree phase displacement network calculations
Ian Fritz
ijfritz at comcast.net
Sat Jan 23 15:08:04 CET 2021
Hello --
I decided to have a quick look at this problem using a modern math
package. I followed the Orchard paper's implementation of the
Cauer/Chebychev approximation, starting from the beginning at the
parametric equations 11a/b, and making no approximations from there.
Mathematica has built in all the elliptical/Jacobi functions needed for
an exact solution. Including, most importantly, the somewhat mysterious
"modular constant" and its necessary inverse.
There is no need for any approximations or complications such as
multiple power law expansions and running back and forth through Landen
transformations.
The results for the numerical example at the end of Orchard's paper came
out exactly as given. (To better than six digits.)
Hopefully, this helps with any questions about rates of convergence, etc.
Ian
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