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LC impedance check; Foster parallel and Cauer I
Short answer
Valid: Z(s)=(s⁴+10s²+9)/(s³+4s) because poles/zeros on jω axis alternate, odd/even, positive residues. The other has adjacent poles and negative residue. Foster parallel: two series-LC branches in parallel: 8/3H with 3/8F, and 8/5H with 5/72F. Cauer I: series 1H, shunt 1/6F, series 2.4H, shunt 0.2778F.
Which of the following functions are LC driving point impedance function and why? Z(s) = (s⁴+10s²+9)/(s³+4s); Z(s) = (s³+4s)/(s⁴+5s²+6). Also find the Foster parallel and cauer I form of the valid LC driving point impedance function.
Testing the functions
Tests for a valid LC impedance: (1) even/odd or odd/even ratio, (2) simple poles and zeros only on the axis, (3) poles and zeros alternate, (4) a pole or a zero at both and (degrees differ by exactly 1), (5) positive residues.
- : p 0, z 1, p 2, z 3, p ∞ — alternate. Valid LC.
- : z 0, p 1.414, p 1.732, z 2 — two poles adjacent; the residue at is . Not LC.
Foster parallel (Foster-II) form
Take and expand in partial fractions (each term is an admittance; the branches are in parallel):
| Term | Rule | Element value |
|---|---|---|
| – in series () | , | = 8/3 H (≈ 2.667 H), = 3/8 F (≈ 0.375 F) |
| – in series () | , | = 8/5 H (≈ 1.6 H), = 5/72 F (≈ 0.06944 F) |
o--+-------+
| |
[L1] [L2]
[C1] [C2]
| |
o--+-------+
Cauer-I form
has a pole at (numerator degree is higher), so the first element is a series inductor. Divide repeatedly with polynomials in descending powers (continued fraction about ), inverting the remainder each time:
- → quotient gives series = 1 H; remainder .
- → quotient gives shunt = 1/6 F (≈ 0.1667 F); remainder .
- → quotient gives series = 12/5 H (≈ 2.4 H); remainder .
- → quotient gives shunt = 5/18 F (≈ 0.2778 F); remainder .
| Element | Position | Value |
|---|---|---|
| series | 1 H | |
| shunt | 1/6 F (≈ 0.1667 F) | |
| series | 12/5 H (≈ 2.4 H) | |
| shunt | 5/18 F (≈ 0.2778 F) |
o--[L1]----+---[L3]----+
| |
[C2] [C4]
| |
o----------+-----------+
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