Transientanalyse
Transientanalyse, commonly used in German-language contexts, is the term for transient analysis. Transient analysis is a set of methods used to study how a system responds to time-varying inputs, with particular attention to non-steady-state behavior that follows sudden changes. In engineering, it is applied to electrical circuits, power systems, control systems, mechanical and hydraulic networks, and signal processing. The analysis characterizes the time-domain response to inputs such as steps, pulses, ramps, or arbitrary waveforms, revealing voltages, currents, pressures, or states as they evolve from initial conditions toward a steady state or fail to settle.
Mathematically, transient analysis solves the governing differential equations (ordinary or partial) describing the system. For linear
Applications include verifying circuit behavior during switching, studying transient stability in power grids after faults, assessing