Frequency Domain Analysis » Exercise – 1
24. A transfer function having a pole – zero pattern which is anti – symmetric about the imaginary axis is called :
(a) an all – pass transfer function
(b) a minimum – phase transfer function
(c) a nonminimum – phase transfer function
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