Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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If the transfer function has zeros only on jω axis or in left half plane, it is a minimum phase function.
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In a 5.6 ohms, ± 10% carbon composition resistor, the colour of the third strip from extreme left is
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Assertion (A): Most of magnetic circuits have an air gap.
Reason (R): An air gap has high reluctance.
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The total lumens emitted by a source of 1 candle are
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In an electrochemical process the mass of material deposited at an electrode is proportional to
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