Physics Asked by Suprateek Das on March 29, 2021
Can delta-star conversions be used to resolve any circuit of resistors into series and parallel combinations of resistors? I mean to say that if we do not utilize any other techniques like merging points with the same potential and so on, can we reduce any circuit to a simple one where all resistances are in some combination of parallel and series connections?
From Wikipedia: Every two-terminal network represented by a planar graph can be reduced to a single equivalent resistor by a sequence of series, parallel, $Y$-$Delta$, and $Delta$-$Y$ transformations. However, there are non-planar networks that cannot be simplified using these transformations, such as a regular square grid wrapped around a torus, or any member of the Petersen family.
Answered by Qmechanic on March 29, 2021
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