Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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21.
In a driving point function poles and zeros must be conjugate if complex or imaginary.
22.
The storage battery used in power stations and substations is generally
23.
If Δs is an element of area and ΔI is the current through this element, current density J is defined as
J = ΔI/Δs
none of the above
24.
The Z parameter of the following T-network is
not possible
25.
For an m-derived filter, attenuation is infinite when f = f∞.
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