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Chapter 16, Problem 29E
Compute the three parameter values necessary to construct an equivalent network for Fig. 16.43 modeled after the network of Fig. 16.13c. Verify their equivalence with an appropriate computer simulation. (Hint: Connect some type of source(s) and load(s).)
■ FIGURE 16.43
■ FIGURE 16.13
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