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G Ghar Joined Mar 8, 2010 655 Apr 7, 2010 #2 Zeroes are much trickier to spot and depend on your input / output definition while the poles are the same for any transfer function in that circuit. I don't think there's any simple way to do it except by learning to recognize certain situations that give you a zero.
Zeroes are much trickier to spot and depend on your input / output definition while the poles are the same for any transfer function in that circuit. I don't think there's any simple way to do it except by learning to recognize certain situations that give you a zero.
G Ghar Joined Mar 8, 2010 655 Apr 7, 2010 #3 The most basic one is that a series RC with the output defined across the resistor gives you a zero at f = 0
The most basic one is that a series RC with the output defined across the resistor gives you a zero at f = 0
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