Is my transfer function correct? Gives me trouble when finding the phase shift.

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guyvsdcsniper

Joined Sep 19, 2023
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I solved the transfer function of this circuit, and then took the high and low frequency limits in order to find the phase shift.

For $$H_{high}$$, the phase shift would be arctan(-ω/1), but for $$H_{low}$$, Im not sure how I would find the phase shift since the Real and Reactance part are summed?

This makes me think I am doing something wrong. Any help?

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MrAl

Joined Jun 17, 2014
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I solved the transfer function of this circuit, and then took the high and low frequency limits in order to find the phase shift.

For $$H_{high}$$, the phase shift would be arctan(-ω/1), but for $$H_{low}$$, Im not sure how I would find the phase shift since the Real and Reactance part are summed?

This makes me think I am doing something wrong. Any help?

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Hello,

To start with, in part (a) your expression for Zo does not look right. Double check that see what you can come up with.
I would say get that right first.
An L and C in parallel or really in any circuit I think will always retain at least one imaginary operator (i) because in general there will usually be a phase shift.
Also, in electrical work we use " j " for the imaginary operator.
 
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