hi

Yes, there is a way to combine two different PEEC models into one model. The basic idea is to connect the two models at the interface between them. This can be done by matching the potentials and currents at the interface.

Here are the steps involved in combining two PEEC models:

Once the two models have been combined, they can be used to simulate the combined circuit.

Here are some additional things to keep in mind when combining two PEEC models:

• The two models must be compatible with each other. This means that they must use the same meshing method and the same material properties.
• The two models must be properly scaled. This means that the dimensions of the two models must be in the same order of magnitude.
• The two models must be properly aligned. This means that the nodes and elements of the two models must be in the same location.

If you are not sure how to combine two PEEC models, you can consult a PEEC expert or a software package that supports PEEC modeling.

Thank you Yousef Bahrambeigi for your informative answer. Do you have a framework or a code for doing that? I already have the A, R, L, C matrices of the two systems, is there any framework to do it, or I have to derive it from the basics?