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<p>each pairing of the four variables can now be related.</p>

<p>Two special non-linear elements are sometimes used in analysis but are not the ideal counterpart of any real component:<br/>
* <a href="page.php?w=Nullator">Nullator</a>: defined as <br/>
* <a href="page.php?w=Norator">Norator</a>: defined as an element that places no restrictions on voltage and current whatsoever.</p>

<p>These are sometimes used in models of components with more than two terminals: transistors, for instance.</p>

<p><big>Two-port elements</big></p>
<p>All the above are two-terminal,</p><p>
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