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Saturday, June 9, 2012
Definitions of the Q factor
Definitions of the Q factor
1.0 Unloaded Q : Energy stored in the component/Energy dissipated in component.
2.0 Loaded Q:Energy stored in component/Energy dissipated in component and
external circuit./load.
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