Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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If Va1, Va2, Va0 are the symmetrical components of Va, then
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In 
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In drawing phasor diagram
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As the number SWG increases, area of cross-section decreases.
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In ZRC (s) has a pole at s = ∞, the last element in first Foster realization is
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