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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
February 6, 2017
Content Questions
The textbook uses
as the unit for impedance
. Is it legitimate to use it?
Is the phase shift just the angle of the impedance vector?
Where does the definition of
in an
circuit come from. Why is
?
Can the phase shift be less than
or greater than
at
?
We should be able to treat DC as an AC case with
. But then
is arbitrarily large, and in an
circuit we should have zero voltage across the resistor. But in an
circuit the voltage across the resistor is nonzero for some time. Why is there a disagreement?
What does
mean physically?
Where did the
approximation for
come from?
If
, why does the term
become
?
How do we determine
for other circuits?
How does a 4-terminal network work?
What is so powerful in the 4-terminal circuit concept compared to other types of circuits we've discussed?
Are there cases when you can't use a transfer function?
How do you intuitively see how the
and
construction is a voltage divider?
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Kate Scholberg 2017-02-06