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I have a question about finding the magnitude of a transfer function algebraically.
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The Transfer function is: \[H(s)=(R/L) / (s^2+*(R/L)s+(1/LC)) \] and the equation for the magnitude is: \[|H(jw)|=w(R/L)/(\sqrt{[(1/LC)-w^2]^2+[w(R/L)]^2}\] The problem I am having is remembering how the denominator is manipulated algebraically to separate the complex parts from the real in order to calculate the magnitude.
sorry the first equation should be... H(s)=(R/L)s/(s2+∗(R/L)s+(1/LC))
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