Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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31.
In figure, the current I
32.
Consider the following statements
- Current through inductor cannot change abruptly.
- Voltage across capacitor cannot change abruptly.
- Initial value of f(t) is
sF (s). - Final value of f(t) is
sF (s).
33.
As B is increased from zero to about 2T, μr, of a ferromagnetic material
34.
In open circuit impedance parameters, the independent variables are
35.
Lead becomes a superconductor at
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