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Figure 1-5B.—Circuit with two linear impedances.
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Figure 1-7C.—Linear impedance circuit

1-14 Figure 1-6.—Circuit with parallel linear impedances. Positive or negative voltage values can be used to plot the voltage-current graph. Figure 1-7 shows an example of this situation. First, the voltage versus current is plotted with the battery polarity as shown in view (A). Then the battery polarity is reversed and the remaining voltage versus current points are plotted. As a result, the line shown in view (C) is obtained. Figure 1-7A.—Linear impedance circuit.

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