what is driving point impedance
driving-point impedance. driving-point impedance. [â²drÄ«vÂ·iÅ âpÈ¯int imâ²pÄdÂ·Éns] (electronics) The complex ratio of applied alternating voltage to the resulting alternating current in an electron tube, network, or other transducer.
driving-point impedance. driving-point impedance. The complex ratio of applied alternating voltage to the resulting alternating current in an electron tube, network, or other transducer.