Lecture

Passive Linear Circuits: Frequency Analysis 2

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Description

This lecture covers the voltage and current transfer functions in passive linear circuits, emphasizing the importance of considering loaded outputs. It introduces the Bode diagram, discussing the decibel representation and the canonical form of transfer functions. The lecture also explains the relationship between transfer functions and logarithmic frequency, highlighting the significance of phase shifts and asymptotes in Bode diagrams.

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