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16.7.2 Discrete Fourier Transform Fast Fourier Transform Introduction 796 Impedance Parameters 796 Admittance Parameters 801 Hybrid Parameters 804 Transmission Parameters 809 Relationships between Parameters 814 Interconnection of Networks 817 Computing Two-Port Parameters Using PSpice 823 Applications 826 18.9.1 18.9.2 Transistor Circuits Ladder Network Synthesis †16.8 Applications 16.8.1 16.8.2 746 Spectrum Analyzers Filters 18.10 Summary Review Questions 834…

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examples of entirely satisfactory programs. If a three-dimensional modeling program is available, one quickly discovers that the two-dimensional routines at the front end of these programs will fulfill most needs. It follows that only modest computing power will be required. A drafting program incorporates hundreds or even thousands of commands. The user must become conversant with a significant subset of these commands to make progress without frequent reference to a manual. Many…

the plants are aquatic macrophytes. Indeed, any subsurface water shown to be removed by plants in a particular schematic is most often assumed to be derived only from soil moisture in the unsaturated zone, not groundwater. Although the method of presentation can differ widely, two representative models are presented in Figs. 2.2 and 2.3. In the first example, evapotranspiration is explicitly presented, but groundwater as a potential source for evapotranspiration is not (Fig. 2.2); in Fig.…

electric utilities unless they are in geographically contiguous areas. Proponents of the repeal argue that mergers would produce economies of scale, improve financial strength, and increase investment in the nation’s aging electricity transmission grid. With more than 3,000 utilities nationwide, the relaxation of regulation has the potential to stimulate future industry consolidation. However, state regulators will continue to have the final say in such matters. Case Study 2–6…