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                              V(t)                 R  V(t)                 L V(t)                   C



                                        ω
                                                                                            1
                                                                 ω
                                                                     ω
                                      Z( j   ) = R             Z( j   ) = j   .L     Z( j   ) =ω  j Cω
                              FIGURE 5.6: Concept of impedance: generalized resistance as impedance.

                              filter between input and output voltages), the transfer function between them is
                                                                    t
                                                                1
                                                         V (t) =     i(  )d                      (5.49)
                                                          C
                                                                C ∫ 0
                                                                  1
                                                        V (jw) =      ⋅ i(jw)                    (5.50)
                                                         C
                                                                C ⋅ jw
                                                          i(jw) = C ⋅ jw ⋅ V (jw)                (5.51)
                                                                       C
                              and
                                                         V (jw)
                                                           C         1
                                                                =                                (5.52)
                                                          V(jw)   1 + RC jw
                              which defines a low pass filter between the input voltage and output voltage.
                                   It is rather easy to show that the impedance of a resistor, capacitor, and inductor are
                              as follows (Figure 5.6),

                                              Z (jw) = R                                         (5.53)
                                               R
                                                        1
                                              Z (jw) =    ; also called capacitive reactance     (5.54)
                                               C
                                                      Cjw
                                              Z (jw) = jw L; also called inductive reactance     (5.55)
                                               L
                              Impedance between two points in a circuit is the Fourier transform of the voltage (output)
                              and current (input) ratio. It is also called the transfer function between voltage (output)
                              and current (input). Impedance is a complex quantity. It has magnitude and phase, and is a
                              function of frequency. When we refer to large or small impedance, we generally refer to its
                              magnitude.


                              Example    Consider the RL and RC circuits shown in Figure 5.5c, d, respectively. A
                              switch in each circuit is connected to the supply voltage (A side) and B side at specified
                              time instants. Assume the following circuit parameters; L = 1000 mH = 1000 × 10 −3  H =
                              1H, C = 0.01 μF = 0.01 × 10 −6  F, R = 10 kΩ. Let the supply voltage be V (t) = 24 VDC.
                                                                                         s
                              Assume in each circuit, initial conditions on the current is zero and initial charge in the
                              capacitor is zero. Starting time is t = 0.0 s. At time t = 100 μs the switch is connected
                                                          o
                                                                         1
                              to the supply, and at time t = 500 μs, the switch is disconnected from the supply and
                                                    2
                              connected to the B side of the circuit. Plot the voltage across each component and current
                              as function of time for the time period of t = 0.0s to t = 1000 μs.
                                                                         f
                                                               0
                                   For the RL circuit, when it is connected to the supply,
                                                            di(t)
                                                   V (t) = L ⋅  + R ⋅ i(t); t ≤ t ≤ t 2          (5.56)
                                                    s
                                                                         1
                                                             dt
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