1973International Journal of ElectronicsRequires access

Realization of an on demand capacitive reactance

G. Ganguli, Soham Ghosh

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Abstract

A configuration has been proposed by which an ideally infinite input impedance can be realized at all frequencies. The advantage of this configuration is that both positive and negative capacitive reactance can be realized just be controlling the gain of the amplifier, the realized capacitance being independent of frequency.

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A configuration has been proposed by which an ideally infinite input impedance can be realized at all frequencies. The advantage of this configuration is that both positive and negative capacitive reactance can be realized just be controlling the gain of the amplifier, the realized capacitance being independent of frequency.

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A configuration has been proposed by which an ideally infinite input impedance can be realized at all frequencies. The advantage of this configuration is that both positive and negative capacitive reactance can be realized just be controlling the gain of the amplifier, the realized capacitance being independent of frequency.

Key concepts: Reactance, Capacitive sensing, Electrical reactance, Realization (probability), Capacitance, Electrical impedance, Amplifier, Electrical engineering

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