42. Two Port Network

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1. What is a two-port network?




2. Which parameters describe two-port networks?




3. What does 'Z' parameter stand for?




4. What is the unit of Y-parameter?




5. What does ABCD parameter stand for?




6. What is the relationship between Z and Y parameters?




7. Which parameter relates input voltage to output current?




8. What is reciprocity in two-port networks?




9. Which matrix represents symmetrical networks?




10. What does 'H' parameter represent?




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