Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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The capacitance of a cylindrical capacitor is directly proportional to its length.
32.
In a passive band pass filter, the resonant frequencies of series and shunt arms are equal.
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Paley Wiener criterion states that a necessary and sufficient condition for an amplitude function |H(jω)| to be causal is that
34.
Which is correct for a transfer function?
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Choose the correct option, where H(s) is transfer function, Z(s) is driving point impedance functions
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