Is this circuit second order in transfer function analysis?

seang · Apr 4, 2006

Hello, I'm studying the attached circuit in my first order frequency response chapter, and I swear this thing is a second order circuit (in terms of the transfer function v1/v2), am I doing something wrong?

berkeman · Apr 5, 2006

Only one reactive element, so it's first order.

Ouabache · Apr 5, 2006

can you show us the response you derived so far?

Is this circuit second order in transfer function analysis?

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Is this circuit second order in transfer function analysis?

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