vi(t)CCT1R₁R₁CCT2Li00000=00000L₁wwwwwL2 R₂RRfOA1+OA2Rip#, Vp#in#, Vn#RaRaCCT3OA3+RoOA#Vo#Rowwo vo(t)IFor CCT2, prove that the 2nd order high pass filter can be written as:damping ratio (natural frequency = WnDerived expressions for K, the damping ratio, and natural frequency in terms of CCT parameters (L1,L2, R1, R2, R).82T₂(s) = Ks² + 25wns +w2/12

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vi(t) CCT1 R₁ R₁ CCT2 Li voooo = ooooo 0000 L2 R₂ Rf OA1 + OA2 R 1 I Rd Ra ip#, Vp#. in#, Vn# CCT3 OA3 Ro + OA# Ro Vo# %(t) 82 s² + 25wns+w²/12 For CCT2, prove that the 2nd order high pass filter can be written as: damping ratio 5 natural frequency = Wn Derived expressions for K, the damping ratio, and natural frequency in terms of CCT parameters (L1, L2, R1, R2, R). T₂(s) = K-

vi(t) CCT1 R₁ R₁ CCT2 Li voooo = ooooo 0000 L2 R₂ Rf OA1 + OA2 R 1 I Rd Ra ip#, Vp#. in#, Vn# CCT3 OA3 Ro + OA# Ro Vo# %(t) 82 s² + 25wns+w²/12 For CCT2, prove that the 2nd order high pass filter can be written as: damping ratio 5 natural frequency = Wn Derived expressions for K, the damping ratio, and natural frequency in terms of CCT parameters (L1, L2, R1, R2, R). T₂(s) = K-

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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