Q7. For the system shown belowT(s)= 5+10s4+45s3+90s2+164s+200 = 0a. Complete the tableNumber of poles in RHSNumber of poles inNumber of poles in jwLHSb. Do you have special case in this question or not?Decide the stabilityc.Q8 for the Integrating filterV(s)The TF isV (s) (RICIS + 1)(R2C2s + 1)V2(s) (RICIs + )(R2C2s +1).VI(s)RICIVI(s)RICIs + R2C2s(RICIS + )(R2C2s + 1)RICI 2V2(s)d. NoneVIKS)III<>

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Q7. For the system shown below T(s)= 5+10s4+453+90.2+164s 200 = 0 a Complete the table Number of poles in RHS Number of poles in Number of poles in jw LHS b. Do you have special case in this question or not? e. Decide the stability Q8 for the Integrating filter Vys The TF is V2a) (RICLs +1(R2C2s +1) RICI V20) (RICIS + 1XR2C2+ + 1) c RICIs+ R2C21 V2) (RICIS+)(R2C24 + 1) V) d. None RICI 2

Q7. For the system shown below T(s)= 5+10s4+453+90.2+164s 200 = 0 a Complete the table Number of poles in RHS Number of poles in Number of poles in jw LHS b. Do you have special case in this question or not? e. Decide the stability Q8 for the Integrating filter Vys The TF is V2a) (RICLs +1(R2C2s +1) RICI V20) (RICIS + 1XR2C2+ + 1) c RICIs+ R2C21 V2) (RICIS+)(R2C24 + 1) V) d. None RICI 2

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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