Electronics and Communication Engineering - Electronic Devices and Circuits
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16.
Z-matrix for the network shown in the given figure is
17.
In a circuit containing a complex impedance, maximum power transfer takes place when load is
18.
The resistance of a bulb at the time of full brightness is 1200 Ω. Then the resistance at room temperature is about
19.
For a delayed half wave rectified wave, the average and rms values are lower than those for half wave.
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A reactance function is always a quotient of
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