Hi,
How to take the s(f) value in the design calculation.
Regards,
Sathish.
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Hi
The s(f) is another way of writing jw(omega) where omega is 2*PI*frequency (f)
Regards
Peter
Hi Peter,
In our design switching frequency is 100Khz can you tell me what is the jw(omega) value.
Regards,
Sathish.
Hi Sathish,
The jw(omega) value varieas as the frequency sweeps from low to high.
The impedance of the a capacitor is 1 / (2*PI*f*C) . The impedance has two components real and imaginary components which describes the phase shift between the voltage and current through the capacitor.
1 / (2*PI*f*C) can be rewritten and 1 / (jw*f*C) where w = 2*PI
Have a search for capacitor complex impedance on the web and you will find plenty of examples.
Regards
Peter