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Anything related to transfer functions, i.e. those complex-valued functions of a complex variable used to model mathematically the I/O relationship of linear time-invariant initially-at-rest system using Laplace transform.
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How can I build a circuit with this transfer function, using only resistors?
I'm trying to build a circuit that realizes the transfer function:
$$ V_o = 0.33V_i + 1.65V
$$
Using what I know about voltage dividers and resistive adders, I built:
simulate this circuit – S …
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