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Modeling the pole zero by using R C L

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In analog Macro model, we can use the construction of resistence, capacitor, inductor to modeling the pole or zero.
Who can describe some detail for it ?
Thanks!
 

You have two choices. One is to do the classical two port synthesis and end up with a ladder network for example. The other, simpler way is to have a cascade of ideal voltage controlled voltage sources with one RLC network between each one. This way you can more easily use each RLC network to produce just one pole or one zero. This makes the math calculation of element values simpler and less error prone.
 

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