A method is described for rearranging the electromagnetic-field-theory solutions of certain low-frequency devices into equivalent-circuit form. Two types of equivalent circuit are described, one 'basic' the other 'terminal'. An equivalent circuit can aid the understanding of a device, and it also makes possible substantial saving in computer time. To illustrate the method, the equivalent circuit of one type of cylindrical induction device is derived. Finally, a list is given of other devices for which equivalent circuits have been developed.
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E.M. Freeman (1974) studied this question.
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