The synthesis of circuits with a specified natural frequency given a set of linear devices
Lance A. Glasser, Paul Penfield · IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I Fundamental Theory and Applications · 1992
A circuit composed of elements taken from a range of linear devices has a set of possible natural frequencies. Two techniques for synthesizing circuits with any permitted natural frequency within the possible range are given. The first technique uses six of each device type, ideal transformers, and ideal wire. The second requires only two devices plus ideal transformers and ideal wire. Conditions for zero power flow among the devices used in the synthesis are given.>