Circuits: Is there an easier way?

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eurekameh

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Apr 22, 2012

I'm trying to find the equivalent impedance of these circuits for each of the frequencies. However, I am re-analyzing and re-drawing the circuits for each of the frequencies, which is a lot of busy work. Is there an easier way of analyzing them?

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RoshanBBQ

Apr 22, 2012

Yes. Solve for the impedance with a symbol representing your frequency. Use this solution to solve each part.

Circuits: Is there an easier way?

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