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    Complex conjugate zeros in pure RC ckt

    I need explanation why we don't get complex conj zeros in a pure RC circuit. regards, asif
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    Complex conjugate zeros in pure RC ckt

    Hi, Is there a possibility of getting a complex conj zeros in pure RC ckt. we never get complex conj poles but how about complex conj zeros. regards, Asif
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    Ideal LC oscillator and barkhausen criterion

    Thank you very much for the reply.
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    Ideal LC oscillator and barkhausen criterion

    I am unable to relate the Barkhausen criterion for oscillations to sustain to the Ideal LC oscillator with an initial condition. Assume you have a parallel combination of LC(both with Q=infinity) with an initial condition say V volts on capacitor. Mathematically it will oscillate with the...
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    Where Does the Missing Energy Go When Capacitors are Connected in Parallel?

    I never tried it to see what happens when i physically connect these capacitors, its just a theoretical question popped up in some discussion. I came to some conclusions but wanted to confirm them. that's why i posted this question. thanks to TurtleMeister for the link. it was very...
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    Where Does the Missing Energy Go When Capacitors are Connected in Parallel?

    Hello asifshaik,what do you see happening in the connecting wires when the capacitors are joined together?I never tried it to see what happens when i physically connect these capacitors, its just a theoretical question popped up in some discussion. I came to some conclusions but wanted to...
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    Where Does the Missing Energy Go When Capacitors are Connected in Parallel?

    hi, this is a basic conceptual question. Assume two identical capacitors of capacitance C without any leakage. potential difference across one capacitor V volts and the other capacitor is 0 volts. now the energy stored on the first cap is 1/2*C*V*V and there is no energy stored on other...
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