For the following circuit, at very high frequency: + + C Vi R Vo 0 - O Vo = 0 Vo = ? Vo = -Vi Vo = Vi - ?
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At very high frequency, the reactance of the capacitor (XC) becomes very low, approaching zero. This means that the capacitor acts as a short circuit for high-frequency signals. Show more…
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