Localized vs Distributed Circuits: Criteria 1 and 2

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This lecture introduces two criteria to determine whether a circuit is localized or distributed: a temporal criterion comparing propagation time with rise time, and a frequency criterion for signals with a single frequency. Examples and calculations are provided to illustrate these concepts.

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