For the given circuit operational amplifier is ideal, meaning that input current of opamp is 0. Calculate the absolute value of two-portadmittance parameter y,, by means of (1/0) for this network given that all passive components are resistors and values are provided asfollows:Z1Z3Z4Z5Z6Z72004000100500150100050Hint Some of these resistors have no impact on the two-port network parameters.Z,Z,+ I,,V2Name of the parameter SetDefining equationShort cecuit odmittonce porometer. [y]Z,(s) Z,(s)Open crcuit impedance parometer set. []Hybnd porameter set Ih](s)' L1s)"y (s)u]Inverse hybrid parometer set. [g)9,(s)Remark1: Only numeric values must be entered. Do not enter the units.Remark2. Use maximum one digit after dot If the result is an integer then do not use digit after dot.22

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For the given circuit operational amplifier is ideal, meaning that input current of opamp is 0. Calculate the absolute value of two-port admittance parameter y, by means of (1/0) for this network given that all passive components are resistors and values are provided follows: Z1 22 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 200 4000 100 500 150 1000 50 Hint Some of these resistors have no impact on the two-port network parameters. + I, Z6 V2 Name of the parameter Set Defining equation Short cecuit odmittonce porometer. [y] [Z,(s) Z(5) Open crcuit impedance parometer set. [z] Hybnid porarmeter set h] Inverse hybrid parometer set. [g) Remark1 Only numeric values must be entered. Do not enter the units. Remark2. Use maximum one digit after dot. If the result is an integer then do not use digit after dot.

For the given circuit operational amplifier is ideal, meaning that input current of opamp is 0. Calculate the absolute value of two-port admittance parameter y, by means of (1/0) for this network given that all passive components are resistors and values are provided follows: Z1 22 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 200 4000 100 500 150 1000 50 Hint Some of these resistors have no impact on the two-port network parameters. + I, Z6 V2 Name of the parameter Set Defining equation Short cecuit odmittonce porometer. [y] [Z,(s) Z(5) Open crcuit impedance parometer set. [z] Hybnid porarmeter set h] Inverse hybrid parometer set. [g) Remark1 Only numeric values must be entered. Do not enter the units. Remark2. Use maximum one digit after dot. If the result is an integer then do not use digit after dot.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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