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Impedance of electrical circuits

Knowledge of the Laplace and Fourier transforms allows us to determine the system impedance and to solve the equations (f) =/[ (f)] for an arbitrary perturbation. [Pg.32]

The use of the Laplace transform is relatively simple using either Laplace transform tables or programs that make it possible to perform symbolic operations such as Maple or Mathematica. Application of the Laplace transform to solve current-voltage relations in electrical circuits will be illustrated in Sect. 2.8 on the impedance of electrical circuits. [Pg.17]

Figure 5.25 Impedance of electrical circuit consisting of a capacitance and a resistance in series. Figure 5.25 Impedance of electrical circuit consisting of a capacitance and a resistance in series.
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