# Draw Equivalent Model of Two Inverters with CircuiTikZ

• This post is about drawing the equivalent model of two inverters supplying the same load in LaTeX using CircuiTikZ and TikZ packages

## Short description

• The circuit consists of the following elements: AC sources, inductors, grounds and impedance. The latter is drawn using a resistor with a European style. Labels (inverter 1 and inverter 2) are added using node command. Check the code below!

## LaTeX code of the equivalent model of two inverters

 \documentclass[border=0.2cm]{standalone}

% Package
\usepackage[RPvoltages]{circuitikz}

\begin{document}

\begin{circuitikz}[american]

% Components size
\ctikzset{
resistors/scale=0.7,
capacitors/scale=0.7,
diodes/scale=0.7,
inductors/coils=6
}

% Circuit Code
\draw (0,0) node[ground]{}
to[sV,l=$E_1 \angle{ \alpha}$,i=$i_1$] ++(0,2.5)
to[cute inductor,l=$jX_1$,-*] ++(3,0)
node[above]{\small $V \angle{0}$} coordinate(MidPoint)
to[cute inductor,l=$jX_2$] ++(3,0)
to[sV,l=$E_2 \angle{ \delta}$,i<=$i_2$] ++(0,-2.5)node[ground]{};

\draw (MidPoint) to[european resistor, l=$Z_\mathrm{load}$] ++(0,-2.5)
node[ground]{};

% Labels
\node[gray] at (0,-1){Inverter 1};
\node[gray] at (6,-1){Inverter 2};

\end{circuitikz}

\end{document}

Special thanks to Hans Schülein for his remark about labelling the circuit, I really appreciate it!

• If you would to write a detailed tutorial about it, leave me a comment below or reach me via e-mail at admin@latexdraw.com, I will be happy to hear from you!