Tellegen's Theorem
Tellegen's Theorem is a fundamental network theorem in linear circuit analysis that states the sum of the instantaneous power consumed by all elements in any electrical network obeying Kirchhoff's laws is identically zero, thereby expressing a general conservation principle for energy flow across lumped, time-invariant, and nonlinear networks alike.
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