Circuit theory Zinw=10 krad/saQww+ v-O a. Zin = 690,00 + j141,92 ohmO b. Zin = 460,00 + j177,92 ohmO c. Zin = 598,00 + j123,92 ohmO d. Zin = 920,00 + j213,92 ohmO e. Zin 1150,00+ j195,92 ohmO f. Zin = 1150,00 + j285,92 ohmg. Zin = 1012,00 +j186,92 ohmOh. Zin = 828,00+j321,92 ohmduFHHbmHmoCVsoru 3) yukarıdaki devrede a=92, b=18, c=4 ve d=48 olduğuna göre giriş empedansı Zin değerini bulunuz.Question 3) if a=92, b=18, c=4 and d=48, then find Zin for the above circuit.

Given circuit:To determine:The input impedance of the circuit.

Lin w=10 krad/s aQ + ν - V- duF O a. Zin = 690,00 +j141,92 ohm O b. Zin = 460,00 + j177,92 ohm O c. Zin = 598,00 + j123,92 ohm O d. Zin = 920,00 + j213,92 ohm O e. Zin = 1150,00 +j195,92 ohm O f. Zin = 1150,00 + j285,92 ohm g. Zin = 1012,00 + j186,92 ohm Oh. Zin = 828,00 + j321,92 ohm bmH m +1 CV soru 3) yukarıdaki devrede a=92, b=18, c=4 ve d=48 olduğuna göre giriş empedansı Zin değerin Question 3) if a=92, b=18, c=4 and d=48, then find Zin for the above circuit.

Lin w=10 krad/s aQ + ν - V- duF O a. Zin = 690,00 +j141,92 ohm O b. Zin = 460,00 + j177,92 ohm O c. Zin = 598,00 + j123,92 ohm O d. Zin = 920,00 + j213,92 ohm O e. Zin = 1150,00 +j195,92 ohm O f. Zin = 1150,00 + j285,92 ohm g. Zin = 1012,00 + j186,92 ohm Oh. Zin = 828,00 + j321,92 ohm bmH m +1 CV soru 3) yukarıdaki devrede a=92, b=18, c=4 ve d=48 olduğuna göre giriş empedansı Zin değerin Question 3) if a=92, b=18, c=4 and d=48, then find Zin for the above circuit.

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