Electronics and Communication Engineering - Electronic Devices and Circuits
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41.
The resistance of a standard conductor.
42.
In a driving point function, the degrees of numerator and denominator polynomials in s may differ by either zero or one only.
43.
The sum of two sine waves of different frequencies is a sine wave.
44.
When iron rod is magnetised by the flowing through its coil, the polarities of its different points will be
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Steady state conditions are considered to be achieved in R-L circuits at the end of __________ time constant.
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