Soru 4) Yukandaki devrede R1=59, R2=5 ohm, C1=0.1F, C2=0.2F olduğuna göre transfer fonksiyonu H(s) = Vo(s)/ Vi(s) bulunuz. Question 4) Given the circuit in Figure below. R1=59, R2=5 ohm, C1=0.1F. C2=0.2F determine the transfer function H(s) = Vo(s)/Vi(s). O a. H(s) = 10s/ (59s^2 + 187.00 + 5) O b. H(s) = 10s/ (59s^2 + 187.00 + 10) O c. H(s) = 5s / (59s^2 + 187.00 + 10) O d. H(s) = 10s/(59s^2 + 364.00 + 10) O e. H(s) = 10s/ (59s^2 + 187.00 + 20) Of. H(s) = 5s/(59s^2 + 187.00+ 15) Og. H(s) = s/(59s^2 + 187.00 +30) Oh. H(s) = 5s/(59s^2 + 423.00 + 10)

Soru 4) Yukandaki devrede R1=59, R2=5 ohm, C1=0.1F, C2=0.2F olduğuna göre transfer fonksiyonu H(s) = Vo(s)/ Vi(s) bulunuz. Question 4) Given the circuit in Figure below. R1=59, R2=5 ohm, C1=0.1F. C2=0.2F determine the transfer function H(s) = Vo(s)/Vi(s). O a. H(s) = 10s/ (59s^2 + 187.00 + 5) O b. H(s) = 10s/ (59s^2 + 187.00 + 10) O c. H(s) = 5s / (59s^2 + 187.00 + 10) O d. H(s) = 10s/(59s^2 + 364.00 + 10) O e. H(s) = 10s/ (59s^2 + 187.00 + 20) Of. H(s) = 5s/(59s^2 + 187.00+ 15) Og. H(s) = s/(59s^2 + 187.00 +30) Oh. H(s) = 5s/(59s^2 + 423.00 + 10)

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