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I am wondering about deriving transfer functions. Let's say typically, we have a basic circuit with a source and two series resistors. We can do a voltage division to find the relationship between Vo/Vin.
Would this be the same as calculating the output voltage, and then dividing both sides by Vin? For example, lets say I know the output voltage is equal to v(t) = 5cos(wt). Does that mean Vo/Vin = 5cos(wt) / Vin? Would this outcome be the same as the scenario as described above?
Hope that makes sense.
tia
I am wondering about deriving transfer functions. Let's say typically, we have a basic circuit with a source and two series resistors. We can do a voltage division to find the relationship between Vo/Vin.
Would this be the same as calculating the output voltage, and then dividing both sides by Vin? For example, lets say I know the output voltage is equal to v(t) = 5cos(wt). Does that mean Vo/Vin = 5cos(wt) / Vin? Would this outcome be the same as the scenario as described above?
Hope that makes sense.
tia