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2. It is very convenient when analyzing circuits with non-ideal components to transform between a series and parallel equivalent representation. There is a simple transformation for this that is accurate at a single frequency. In many cases, this is sufficient. Show that R, = R(Q² + 1) and X, = X,(Q² +1)/Q² where %3D Xp and Xs are the reactances of the parallel and series circuits respectively, Q is the quality factor of parallel resonant circuit. Rs Rp Cp

2. It is very convenient when analyzing circuits with non-ideal components to transform between a series and parallel equivalent representation. There is a simple transformation for this that is accurate at a single frequency. In many cases, this is sufficient. Show that R, = R(Q² + 1) and X, = X,(Q² +1)/Q² where %3D Xp and Xs are the reactances of the parallel and series circuits respectively, Q is the quality factor of parallel resonant circuit. Rs Rp Cp

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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