The matrix for a two-port network is defined by:
The parameter for the given two-port network (in ohms, correct to two decimal places) is _______.
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A T-network two-port. Port 1 on the left: top terminal with current I_1 flowing into the network (arrow pointing right), voltage V_1 with + at the top terminal and − at the bottom terminal. Port 2 on the right: top terminal with current I_2 flowing into the network (arrow pointing left), voltage V_2 with + at the top and − at the bottom. Along the top line, a 2 Ω series resistor from the port-1 top terminal to a central node, and a second 2 Ω series resistor from the central node to the port-2 top terminal. A 5 Ω shunt resistor connects the central node down to the common bottom line, which joins the two bottom (−) terminals directly.