In a circuit analysis problem we are required to find the poles and zeros of a circuit.

In circuit design we are required to adjust circuit parameters to place the poles and zeros at specified s-plane locations. This example is a simple pole-placement design problem.

(a) Transform the circuit in Figure 10–15

(a) into the s domain and find the equivalent impedance between terminals A and B.

(b) Select the values of R and C such that ZEQðsÞ has a zero at s = −5000 rad=s.

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A B R ww (a) R C