Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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46.
The current I flowing in the branch is
47.
In figure, the ratio V(s)/I(s) is
R
R + sL
48.
Consider the following: Energy storage capability of basic passive elements is due to the fact that
- resistance dissipates energy
- capacitance stores energy
- inductance dissipates energy
49.
In an ac circuit that delivers constant power at varying p.f., the current is
50.
The parameter A of a two port network is equal to
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