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1. Assertion (A): A line of length and short circuited at far end has an input impedance of infinity.Reason (R): A line of length and short circuited at far end behaves as a parallel resonant circuit.





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  • By: guest on 02 Jun 2017 01.04 am
    A parallel tuned circuit has an infinite impedance if R is zero.
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