Driving Point Impedance
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Taking the Laplace transform of both sides of Eq. (C.1) gives
where we made use of the fact that the impedance of a capacitor is
, as derived above. The driving point impedance of the whole
RC filter is thus
Alternatively, we could simply note that impedances always sum in
series and write down this result directly.
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