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MIT 6.002 Circuits and Electronics, Spring 2007
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H10P2 - i (Last Part) Does anyone have the result for this? When R1 is in Series with C and R2 in Series with L and those two branches Parallel, what is the impedance for w->inf?
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oh ok, got the answer with some thinking. Simply R1 :)
H10P2 A) R1+R2+j*w*L+(1/(j*w*C)) B) inf C) inf D) ((((R1+R2)*(j*w*L))/((R1+R2)+(j*w*L)))*(1/(j*w*C)))/((((R1+R2)*(j*w*L))/((R1+R2)+(j*w*L)))+(1/(j*w*C))) E) 0 F) 0 G) ((R1+(1/(j*w*C)))*(R2+j*w*L))/((R1+(1/(j*w*C)))+(R2+j*w*L)) E) R2 F) R1
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