Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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Complex poles give rise to oscillatory terms in the response.
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While drawing vector diagram for a series circuit, the reference vector is
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In all insulators the bonding is covalent.
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In a purely resistive circuit the instantaneous power varies from zero to maximum twice in each cycle.
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In terms of ABCD parameters, the image parameter Z11 is equal to
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