The given circuit is connected to an alternatingvoltage source U with a given frequency f.R2a) What is the amount of voltage we can measurebetween the points A and B: UAB?A•BUABb) Which phase shift o we measure between theinput voltage U and the voltage UAB?R1Values: U = 60V, f = 4.0kHz, R1 = 1502,C2R2 = 2000, C, = 100nF, C2= 200nF

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The given circuit is connected to an alternating voltage source U with a given frequency f. R2 a) What is the amount of voltage we can measure A B between the points A and B: UAB? b) Which phase shift o we measure between the UAB input voltage U_and the voltage UAB? R1 Values: U = 60V, f = 4.0kHz, R, = 1502, C2 R2 = 2002, C, = 100nF, C2 = 200NF

The given circuit is connected to an alternating voltage source U with a given frequency f. R2 a) What is the amount of voltage we can measure A B between the points A and B: UAB? b) Which phase shift o we measure between the UAB input voltage U_and the voltage UAB? R1 Values: U = 60V, f = 4.0kHz, R, = 1502, C2 R2 = 2002, C, = 100nF, C2 = 200NF

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