Abstract
The matrix approach is extremely simple and systematic compared to the Miller’s equivalent approach. It is a general approach and the conventional loop and node methods are special cases when there are no controlled sources. It explains how a reciprocal network is converted into a non-reciprocal one due to the presence of controlled sources. It not only gives the exact values for forward gain and input admittance but also gives exact values for reverse gain and output admittance without taking any special precaution.
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