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This paper proposes two-port network representations for the inerter. The inerter is a genuine mechanical two-port element analogous to the capacitor in electrical networks in the force-current analogy. Its prominent advantages and unique mechanical characteristics have garnered widespread attention. This paper proposes two-port network representations of the inerter. For example, considering the rack-pinion inerter, we derive its corresponding block diagrams and two-port networks. Finally, we apply linear fractional transformations to derive their equivalent inertances.
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