B-8-9. The pole-zero configurations of complex functions Fi(s) and F₂(s) are shown in Figures 8-116(a) and (b), re- spectively. Assume that the closed contours in the s plane are those shown in Figures 8-116(a) and (b). Sketch quali- tatively the corresponding closed contours in the F₁(s) plane and F₂(s) plane. ja 0 Plane ja s Plane (b) 0 (a) Figure 8-116 (a) s-Plane representation of complex function F₁(s) and a closed contour; (b) s-Plane representation of complex function F₂(s) and a closed contour.

B-8-9. The pole-zero configurations of complex functions Fi(s) and F₂(s) are shown in Figures 8-116(a) and (b), re- spectively. Assume that the closed contours in the s plane are those shown in Figures 8-116(a) and (b). Sketch quali- tatively the corresponding closed contours in the F₁(s) plane and F₂(s) plane. ja 0 Plane ja s Plane (b) 0 (a) Figure 8-116 (a) s-Plane representation of complex function F₁(s) and a closed contour; (b) s-Plane representation of complex function F₂(s) and a closed contour.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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