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Determine V₁(s), Z₁ (s), Z₂(s) and the transfer function (Vout/Vin) for the electrical system given and input below, if R1 = 6 k and C1 = 55 μF .. Vin R1 www Using the following concept: v₁ (1) = v₁ (1) voltage divider Z₁(s) Z₁ (s) + Z₂ (s) V₁(s) = Z₁(s) = Z₂(s) = VOUT VIN IC1A V. (s) = V₁(s) V. (s) = (1 + Z₂(S))V,(s) Z₁(s) Ω 10 k www Ω C2 Fig 3.12 47 UF V;(s) WHI V₁(s) Z₁(s) Vout WWW + Z₂(s) Vo(s)

Determine V₁(s), Z₁ (s), Z₂(s) and the transfer function (Vout/Vin) for the electrical system given and input below, if R1 = 6 k and C1 = 55 μF .. Vin R1 www Using the following concept: v₁ (1) = v₁ (1) voltage divider Z₁(s) Z₁ (s) + Z₂ (s) V₁(s) = Z₁(s) = Z₂(s) = VOUT VIN IC1A V. (s) = V₁(s) V. (s) = (1 + Z₂(S))V,(s) Z₁(s) Ω 10 k www Ω C2 Fig 3.12 47 UF V;(s) WHI V₁(s) Z₁(s) Vout WWW + Z₂(s) Vo(s)

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Determine V₁(s), Z₁ (s), Z₂(s) and the transfer function (Vout/Vin) for the electrical system given and input below, if R1 = 6 k and C1 = 55 μF .. Vin R1 www Using the following concept: v₁ (1) = v₁ (1) voltage divider Z₁(s) Z₁ (s) + Z₂ (s) V₁(s) = Z₁(s) = Z2 (s) = VOUT VIN IC1A V. (s) = V₁(s) V. (s) = (1 + Z₂(S))V,(s) Z₁(s) Ω 10 k www Ω C2 Fig 3.12 47 UF V,(s) WWW. V₁(s) Z₁(s) Vout WWW + Z₂(s) V.(s)
Transcribed Image Text:Determine V₁(s), Z₁ (s), Z₂(s) and the transfer function (Vout/Vin) for the electrical system given and input below, if R1 = 6 k and C1 = 55 μF .. Vin R1 www Using the following concept: v₁ (1) = v₁ (1) voltage divider Z₁(s) Z₁ (s) + Z₂ (s) V₁(s) = Z₁(s) = Z2 (s) = VOUT VIN IC1A V. (s) = V₁(s) V. (s) = (1 + Z₂(S))V,(s) Z₁(s) Ω 10 k www Ω C2 Fig 3.12 47 UF V,(s) WWW. V₁(s) Z₁(s) Vout WWW + Z₂(s) V.(s)
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