Abstract
The comment is related to the recently published paper given in [1] dealing with the implementation of series and parallel R-L and C-D impedances using a single differential voltage current conveyor (DVCC). Nevertheless, straightforward analysis of the circuit in Fig. 3(b) of [1] and also given in Fig. 1 shows that it has a problem because it makes its input voltage V in = 0. Therefore, it can not realize parallel (---L)---(---R) simulator as claimed in [1]. Alternatively, a circuit given in Fig. 2 for realizing parallel (---L)---(---R) simulator employing a single minus-type DVCC (DVCC---) and a minimum number of passive components is proposed. The introduced circuit employs a grounded capacitor, and requires no critical component matching constraints thus it is suitable for fully integrated circuit technology. If plus-type DVCC (DVCC+) is replaced instead of the DVCC---, this proposed simulator can realize parallel (L)---(R) simulator. Fig. 1 The circuit proposed in Fig. 3(b) of [1] Fig. 2 Presented circuit for realizing parallel (+L)---(+R) and parallel (L)---(R) simulators depending on the type of the DVCC
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