Draw the equivalent signal-flow graph of the given electrical system below. Assume V(t) be the input of the system and voltage across R3 be the output of the system. Let the voltage across C be X₁, the current flowing through L₁ be X₂ and the current flowing through L2 be X3. R₂ a m 42 Lz 13 ee V(t) R₁ C (3) ± R3

Draw the equivalent signal-flow graph of the given electrical system below. Assume V(t) be the input of the system and voltage across R3 be the output of the system. Let the voltage across C be X₁, the current flowing through L₁ be X₂ and the current flowing through L2 be X3. R₂ a m 42 Lz 13 ee V(t) R₁ C (3) ± R3

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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