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HudsonKB16

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The resistors and capacitors in the lead/lag network of a Wien-bridge oscillator equal 8.6 k and 0.022 F. The output frequency must be
 
  A) 2733 Hz B) 27.3 kHz C) 8.41 kHz D) 841 Hz

Question 2

The ac value that is equal to the same dc heating effect is usually called
 
  A) half-cycle average value B) heat-equivalent value
  C) peak value D) rms value



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Answer to Question 1

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