For transfer function of a physical two-port network (a) all zeros must lie only in the left half of the s-plane (b) all poles may lie anywhere in the s-plane (c) the poles lying on the imaginary axis must be simple (d) all the above
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The correct answer is the option d - All the above.
A two-port network is defined as an electrical circuit or network or a device that has two pairs of terminals which are connected to the external circuits.
Each pole of the transfer function lies only in the left half of the s-plane and it strictly has a negative real part. All the simple poles lie on the imaginary axis.
A two-port network is defined as an electrical circuit or network or a device that has two pairs of terminals which are connected to the external circuits.
Each pole of the transfer function lies only in the left half of the s-plane and it strictly has a negative real part. All the simple poles lie on the imaginary axis.
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