Nominal resistance of a complex impedance

D. Preis · Electronics Letters · 1986

The theoretical relationships between broadband electrical input impedance and maximum instantaneous input current are given for classes of input voltage signals with or without bandwidth limitations. A nominal resistance associated with a complex impedance is defined, and this quantity can be used in circuit analysis or design to predict maximum possible transient current. Results from several experimental measurements are presented.

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