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Chapter 16, Problem 30E
It is possible to construct an alternative two-port to the one shown in Fig. 16.47 by selecting appropriate parameter values as labeled on the diagram in Fig. 16.13. (a) Construct such an equivalent network. (b) Verify their equivalence with an appropriate computer simulation. (Hint: Connect some type of source(s) and load(s).)
■ FIGURE 16.47
■ FIGURE 16.13
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