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Q: What is load-line analysis? How does it help? Ex

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Q: In which encoding scheme Nyquist theorem is used and Why?

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Q: Why there is no  miller effect in the common base circuit?

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Single Phase AC Circuit

Alternating Current (AC) is a type of electric power in which the electric current changes, both in magnitude and direction, at regular intervals. This AC Circuits can deliver power in either a Single Phase system or a Three Phase system.