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What does it mean for signals to have impedance? I expect that what it means is that a particular signal source has an effective series resistance (for a voltage source) or, an effective paral...
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2023-03-14T13:58:57Z (almost 2 years ago)
- > _What does it mean for signals to have impedance?_
I expect that what it means is that a signal source has an effective series resistance (for a voltage source) or, an effective parallel resistance for a current source.- Typically, a signal generator might have an output impedance of 50 Ω (for example).
- > _What does it mean for signals to have impedance?_
- I expect that what it means is that a particular signal source has an effective series resistance (for a voltage source) or, an effective parallel resistance for a current source.
- Typically, a signal generator might have an output impedance of 50 Ω (for example).
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Andy aka
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2023-03-14T12:50:07Z (almost 2 years ago)
- > _What does it mean for signals to have impedance?_
I expect that what it means is that a signal source has an effective series resistance (for a voltage source) or, an effective parallel resistance for a current source.
- > _What does it mean for signals to have impedance?_
- I expect that what it means is that a signal source has an effective series resistance (for a voltage source) or, an effective parallel resistance for a current source.
- Typically, a signal generator might have an output impedance of 50 Ω (for example).
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2023-03-14T12:49:03Z (almost 2 years ago)
> _What does it mean for signals to have impedance?_ I expect that what it means is that a signal source has an effective series resistance (for a voltage source) or, an effective parallel resistance for a current source.