Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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31.
If f(t) = r (t - a), F(s) =
32.
For the network in figure, which of the following expressions gives the value of net inductance between terminals A and B
- L1 ± L2
- L1 ± L2 ± M
- L1 ± L2 - 2M
- L1 ± L2 ± 2M
33.
The parallel RLC circuit shown in figure is in resonance. If
34.
An ideal voltage source can not be converted into an equivalent current source.
35.
Load ZL for maximum power transfer is
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