Problem 3 in(t) mm + vi(t) (a) Find the driving-point impedance, Z(s) = V₁(s)/I₁(s) Problem 3 (continued) HH 1₁ (1) m ww (b) Find the transfer function, H(s) = V₂(s)/V₁(s). v₂ (t) V₂ (t) (c) Let L = 1 H. Choose R and C such that the circuit's undamped natural frequency is 100 rad/sec and its half-power bandwidth is 20 rad/sec. (d) Make labelled sketches of H (jw) and of ZH(jw) versus frequency on a linear scale over the range 0 ≤w≤ 200 rad s-¹.

Problem 3 in(t) mm + vi(t) (a) Find the driving-point impedance, Z(s) = V₁(s)/I₁(s) Problem 3 (continued) HH 1₁ (1) m ww (b) Find the transfer function, H(s) = V₂(s)/V₁(s). v₂ (t) V₂ (t) (c) Let L = 1 H. Choose R and C such that the circuit's undamped natural frequency is 100 rad/sec and its half-power bandwidth is 20 rad/sec. (d) Make labelled sketches of H (jw) and of ZH(jw) versus frequency on a linear scale over the range 0 ≤w≤ 200 rad s-¹.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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