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    The document discusses pole-zero analysis of network functions. It defines that ratios of polynomials can represent network functions, where the zeros of the numerator polynomial and poles of the denominator polynomial represent the zeros and poles. It provides an example of a function defined as z(s) = 2s/(s^2+16) and shows that factorizing the denominator results in poles at s = +j4 and -j4, and a zero at s = 0. A pole-zero plot is shown on the next slide to represent these poles and zero.

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    The document discusses pole-zero analysis of network functions. It defines that ratios of polynomials can represent network functions, where the zeros of the numerator polynomial and poles of the denominator polynomial represent the zeros and poles. It provides an example of a function defined as z(s) = 2s/(s^2+16) and shows that factorizing the denominator results in poles at s = +j4 and -j4, and a zero at s = 0. A pole-zero plot is shown on the next slide to represent these poles and zero.

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    Network Analysis & Synthesis: Presented By

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    Rohit Raj
    The document discusses pole-zero analysis of network functions. It defines that ratios of polynomials can represent network functions, where the zeros of the numerator polynomial and poles of the denominator polynomial represent the zeros and poles. It provides an example of a function defined as z(s) = 2s/(s^2+16) and shows that factorizing the denominator results in poles at s = +j4 and -j4, and a zero at s = 0. A pole-zero plot is shown on the next slide to represent these poles and zero.

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    PRESENTED BY:ROHIT RAJ 100104108

    NETWORK ANALYSIS & SYNTHESIS

    PRESENTED TO:SUBHASH YADAV SIR

    Ratio of two polynomials of S, can written as :-

    For zeros A(s) =0 For poles B(s) =0

    Where ao, a1, a2,an and b0, b1, b2bn are the coffecient of polynomials.

    Where Z1, Z2 .. n are the roots of A(s)=0

    P1,P2Pn are the roots of B(s)=0

    a0/b0 =constant , called scalar factor.

    Z(s) = (S - 3)/S

    Zeros = 3 Pole = 0

    A function is given by z(s) = 2s/(s^2+16). Draw its pole zero plot. Solution:For a given function factorisation of denominator gives

    (S^2+16) = (S+j4) (S- j4) Z(s)= 2s/(S+j4) (S-j4)

    Scale factor is 2 , poles are at S=+j4, and j4 , zeros at S=0.

    The pole- Zero plot is shown in next slide:-

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