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... characteristic are the values finally achieved at equilibrium . In general it is not possible to obtain a satisfactory analytic expression for the characteristic of a nonlinear element and the circuit analysis must be performed ...
... characteristic are the values finally achieved at equilibrium . In general it is not possible to obtain a satisfactory analytic expression for the characteristic of a nonlinear element and the circuit analysis must be performed ...
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... characteristic of the circuit will depend very much on the external resistance . Figure 8.7 represents a typical discharge characteristic . Let the external ohmic resistance be R. If the potential of the battery or generator is Va , the ...
... characteristic of the circuit will depend very much on the external resistance . Figure 8.7 represents a typical discharge characteristic . Let the external ohmic resistance be R. If the potential of the battery or generator is Va , the ...
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Gaylord Probasco Harnwell. 15.5 . Characteristics with Negative Slopes and Instability . - The characteristic curve of a two - terminal device is the graphical relation between the current flowing through the terminals and the potential ...
Gaylord Probasco Harnwell. 15.5 . Characteristics with Negative Slopes and Instability . - The characteristic curve of a two - terminal device is the graphical relation between the current flowing through the terminals and the potential ...
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