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Chapter 13, Problem 29E
Assume the following values for the circuit depicted schematically in Fig. 13.16: R1 = R2 = 5 Ω, L1 = 2 μH, L2 = 1 μH, and M = 800 nH. Calculate the input impedance for ω = 107 rad/s if ZL is equal to (a) 1 Ω; (b) j Ω; (c) −j Ω; (d) 
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FIGURE 13.16 A linear transformer containing a source in the primary circuit and a load in the secondary circuit. Resistance is also included in both the primary and the secondary.
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