3 Problem For circuit C in the appendix: • Derive the transfer function Vout(s) Gy→Voutput V(s) from input voltage V(s) to output voltage Vout(s) (across the parallel RC connection) • State the natural frequency and damping ratio of the circuit in terms of R, C, and L. • Given C = 10E-6 Farads and L = 1E-3 Henries select R (units of ohms) so the circuit is critically damped and state the natural frequency of the circuit in Hz.

3 Problem For circuit C in the appendix: • Derive the transfer function Vout(s) Gy→Voutput V(s) from input voltage V(s) to output voltage Vout(s) (across the parallel RC connection) • State the natural frequency and damping ratio of the circuit in terms of R, C, and L. • Given C = 10E-6 Farads and L = 1E-3 Henries select R (units of ohms) so the circuit is critically damped and state the natural frequency of the circuit in Hz.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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