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Journal Article

Author
Builder, Geoffrey
Title
The graphical solution of simple parallel-tuned circuits
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 6, no. 11, Nov 1934, pp. 445-446
Description

This paper, No.497, originated in the Sydney Division of The Institution.

Abstract

The device of conformal representation is used to obtain graphically the complex impedance or admittance of a simple parallel-tuned circuit having resistance in the inductive arm. It is assumed that the coil magnification is independent of frequency and that the condenser resistance is negligible. Two methods are suggested. The first of these is applicable when a rigorous solution of the impedance equation is required, while the second gives a very close approximation in many cases met with in wireless design.

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