Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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6.
A two terminal black box contains one of the elements R, L, C. The black box is connected to 220 V as supply. The current is I, when a capacitance of 0.1 F is connected in series between the source and box, the current is 2I. The elements is
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Which of the following graphs in figure correctly represents the variation of capacitive reactance with frequency?
8.
If Z(s) is positive real, then 
where k has only positive real values is also positive real. This hypothesis was first given by
where k has only positive real values is also positive real. This hypothesis was first given by9.
For a voltage transfer function H(s), realizable by RLC network, the following statements are made
- H(s) cannot have a pole at s = 0
- H(s) cannot have a pole at s = ± j4
- H(s) cannot have a pole at s = ∞
- H(s) cannot have a pole at s = + 2
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In figure the effective resistance faced by voltage source is
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