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In this paper we consider the problem of the voltage oscillations in a transmission line when a diode represented as a nonlinear capacitance is placed in shunt in that line. In particular we consider the response of this line to periodic driving voltages and study the periodic responses. This physical situation is shown to lead to the mathematical model of the wave equation in the voltage in a domain with an internal boundary (the interface), at which the voltage is required to satisfy a nonlinear jump condition. By an application of Gauss' theorem, the problem is reduced to a nonlinear difference-differential equation. In the case that the generator driving the line is matched to it, this family of equations reduces to a family of nonlinear differential equations. The paper is concerned with a study of the periodic solutions of these two classes of equations.
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W. L. Miranker (1961) studied this question.
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