Lecture

Impedances and Impedance Networks

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Description

This lecture covers the representation of impedances in the complex plane, equivalent tripoles, voltage and current dividers, resistance, reactance, and impedance networks in electrical engineering. It also discusses the combination of impedances and admittances using transformation equations.

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