Electronics and Communication Engineering - Networks Analysis and Synthesis
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The phase difference between them is __________ degrees.
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Norton's theorem reduces a two terminal network to
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For a two- port reciprocal network, the output open circuit voltage divided by the input current is equal to
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If H(s) is positive real, 1/H(s)
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Open-circuit voltage is the potential difference between two point when the impedance between these points is
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