Grossel
Well-Known Member
Hi.
I just came over the circuit on wikipedia - named Negative impedance converter (NiC).
I understand that the current is opposite proportional to the voltage. Question is - What can I do with a NiC?
What potentional reason should I ever have in order to put together a NiC on a breadboard? I cannot think of any reasons, and wikipedia just tell me how it works, not what I can use it for.
Any suggestions?
I just came over the circuit on wikipedia - named Negative impedance converter (NiC).
I understand that the current is opposite proportional to the voltage. Question is - What can I do with a NiC?
What potentional reason should I ever have in order to put together a NiC on a breadboard? I cannot think of any reasons, and wikipedia just tell me how it works, not what I can use it for.
Any suggestions?