b) A ladder network with one energy storage element as shown in Figure Q2b will act as a first-order low-pass network. The current and voltage equations for the network are: (Vi -V2)/R (V2 - V3)/R (I1 -l2) R I2/sC 12 V2 V3 R R 11(s) 12(s) V1(s) V2 R V3(s) Figure Q2b Construct a block diagram based on the equations given. Finally, determine the transfer function for the low-pass network by applying block diagram reduction technique. (Appendix 1)

b) A ladder network with one energy storage element as shown in Figure Q2b will act as a first-order low-pass network. The current and voltage equations for the network are: (Vi -V2)/R (V2 - V3)/R (I1 -l2) R I2/sC 12 V2 V3 R R 11(s) 12(s) V1(s) V2 R V3(s) Figure Q2b Construct a block diagram based on the equations given. Finally, determine the transfer function for the low-pass network by applying block diagram reduction technique. (Appendix 1)

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