Electronics and Communication Engineering - Electronic Devices and Circuits
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If the time is counted from the instant when an ac wave is at its peak value, we get a
12.
For an ac circuit having capacitance C, instantaneous current i and instantaneous voltage e are related as 
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The relative permeability of an iron specimen is 400 when B = 0.2 T. If B = 0.4 T, μr will be
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When a circuit is excited by ac sinusoidal source, the admittance is obtained by letting s = jω in Y(s).
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In figure the total inductance of the circuit is
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