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Thanks guys! Guess i know everything about quartz :-). But what about that:
There is a LC circuit with no L,C given. We have only f0 = 1MHz and Q0=20. That would be easy, but there is a load connected - RL = 50kOHM. We have to obtain frequencies for which impedance of this circuit loose 3dB to...
So the thing is that there are no real L,C,R but an QO just acts like they were there? And real inductance (such high with small loses) simply doesn't exist so it can't be anywhere near to QO in terms of quality, yeah? Is it that simple :-)?
Another thing:
There is a LC circuit with no L,C...
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