When applying miller's theorem to resistors, resistance R1 is for node 1 and R2 for node 2. If R1R2, then for same circuit, then for capacitance for which the theorem is applied, which will be larger, C1 or C2?
A)c1
B)c2
C)both are equal
D)insufficient data

Question

When applying miller's theorem to resistors, resistance R1 is for node 1 and R2 for node 2. If R1>R2, then for same circuit, then for capacitance for which the theorem is applied, which will be larger, C1 or C2?
A)c1
B)c2
C)both are equal
D)insufficient data

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Miller's theorem states that the capacitance C1 seen from node 1 is larger when the resistance R1 is larger, given that the product of resistance and capacitance remains constant.

When Applying Miller's Theorem to Resistors, Resistance R1 Is for Node