R1 R2 v(t) vc(1) i(1) - iz(t) R = 12 L= 2H R, = 20 C = 2F Consider the electrical system shown in the figure. The transfer function where Vc(s) is the output and V(s) input is V(s) b. 2s? 2.s V(s). V (s) %3D а. 12s +6s +1 V (s) s'+6s +1 Ve(s) d. 4s V(s) V (s) 2s * с. %3D %3D s + 6s +1 V (s) 12s² +s+1

R1 R2 v(t) vc(1) i(1) - iz(t) R = 12 L= 2H R, = 20 C = 2F Consider the electrical system shown in the figure. The transfer function where Vc(s) is the output and V(s) input is V(s) b. 2s? 2.s V(s). V (s) %3D а. 12s +6s +1 V (s) s'+6s +1 Ve(s) d. 4s V(s) V (s) 2s * с. %3D %3D s + 6s +1 V (s) 12s² +s+1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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