Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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31.
In a purely inductive ac circuit, the supply voltage and voltage induced across inductance are equal and opposite at all instants.
32.
A zinc carbon cell is a primary cell.
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For the star network of figure, the equivalent delta network is
34.
In f(t) = δ(t - T), F(s) =
1
e-Ts
35.
When determining Thevenin's resistance of a circuit
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