Consider the circuit below. RR D? Q? C R D? R? Fig 6 (a) What is the name of the circuit above? [4 Marks] (b) If SCR Q1 is off, show that the equation for current flowing in s-domain when R? is greater than R is given by: $I(s) = V_{in}.C/L[1/(S^2 + RS/L + 1/LC)]$ [16 Marks]
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