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find L in a parallel RL Giving S= 5 and f =100mHz an Rl load terminating...

find L in a parallel RL Giving S= 5 and f =100mHz an Rl load terminating at Zo=100tline

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substituting,

Zo = 100 ohm.

RL =50 ohm.

f=100 MHz.

we get,

L=68.489 nH

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