FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS LL
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Chapter 17, Problem 8RQ
The plot of |cn| versus nω0 is called:
- (a) complex frequency spectrum
- (b) complex amplitude spectrum
- (c) complex phase spectrum
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