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// Fundamental of Electric Circuit
// Charles K. Alexander and Matthew N.O Sadiku
// Mc Graw Hill of New York
// 5th Edition
// Part 2 : AC Circuits
// Chapter 14 : Frequency Response
// Example 14 - 14
clear; clc; close;
//
// Given data
L1 = 1.8480;
L2 = 0.7650;
C1 = 0.7650;
C2 = 1.8480;
R = 1.0000;
R1 = 10.0000 * 10^3;
f_cutoff = 50.0000 * 10^3;
wc = 1.0000;
wc1 = 2*%pi*f_cutoff;
//
// Calculations Frequency Scale Factor
Kf = wc1/wc
// Calculations Magnitude Scale Factor
Km = R1/R
// Calculation L11 and L21
L11 = (Km/Kf)*L1;
L21 = (Km/Kf)*L2;
// Calculation C11 and C21
C11 = C1/(Km*Kf);
C21 = C2/(Km*Kf);
//
disp("Example 14-14 Solution : ");
printf(" \n L11 = Inductance of Induktor 1 = %.3f miliHenry",L11*10^3)
printf(" \n L21 = Inductance of Induktor 2 = %.3f miliHenry",L21*10^3)
printf(" \n C11 = Capacitance of Capacitor 1 = %.3f pikoFarad",C11*10^12)
printf(" \n C21 = Capacitance of Capacitor 2 = %.3f pikoFarad",C21*10^12)
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