= Nullator
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A nullator is a theoretical electronic component used in circuit design and analysis, particularly in the context of nullor circuits. It is characterized by having zero voltage across its terminals (like a short circuit) and allowing no current to flow through it (like an open circuit). Essentially, a nullator is a device that can impose specific conditions on a circuit without affecting the overall operation, leading to simplified circuit analysis.
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