Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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During discharging a capacitor through a resistance, voltages across R and C are equal in magnitude.
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In an RLC series circuit having finite values of RLC, the phase difference between applied voltage and current is
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In ZRC (s) = 0 at s =∞, the last element in second Foster realization will be
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Assertion (A): The dual of a circuit can be drawn by window-dot method.
Reason (R): The principle of duality is of great help in circuit analysis.
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A short-circuit is that which is
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