Engineering Write transfer function G(s) of circuit

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The discussion revolves around calculating the transfer function G(s) of an electrical circuit involving an operational amplifier. The user seeks guidance on determining the equivalent impedance for Z1 after calculating Z2 as R + 1/SC. The suggested approach involves analyzing the current flowing to ground from Z1 when a voltage is applied, allowing for the calculation of the equivalent impedance. Additionally, the Y-Δ transform is mentioned as a potential method for simplifying the problem. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding circuit behavior to derive the transfer function accurately.
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The problem ask me to write the transfert function of a electrical circuit witch include an operational amplifier. I've follow some instruction bur I cannot figure out from this problem.
Could you suggest me somethings?

I'd like to calculate G(S) = U(s) / Y(s)

where U(s) is Lasplace transform of u(t) and Y(s) is Lasplace transform of y(t)

The circuit, and solution is in attached file tf.pdf.

I start cualculating the equivalent impedance Z2.

I get: R + 1/SC

How can I write equivalent impedance for Z1.

I'd like to apply the formula:

G(s) = U(s)/Y(s) = -Z2/Z1

Thank you very much!

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Maurizio said:
How can I write equivalent impedance for Z1.

I'd like to apply the formula:

G(s) = U(s)/Y(s) = -Z2/Z1

Keeping in mind that the minus input of the opamp is a virtual ground, you should calculate how much current will flow to ground from the right end of the Z1 network if you apply 1 volt at the input node u. Then take the ratio of the applied voltage (1 volt) and the output current in the rightmost resistor R of the Z1 network, if the right end of that resistor is grounded.

That ratio will be the equivalent impedance of the Z1 network.
 


Thank you for your answer. I've found that it's possible to solve this kind of problem in simple way applying: Y-Δ transform

The link of a page on wikipedia is the following:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y-Δ_transform

I hope that someone could find this post helpful.

Thank you
Bye
Maurizio
 
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