Admittance

Admittance

L' admittance, notée Y, est l'inverse de l'impédance. Elle se mesure en siemens (S).

Elle est définie par :

Y = Z^{-1} = 1/Z  \,

Avec :

L'impédance étant une résistance complexe, et la conductance G étant l'inverse de la résistance, l'admittance est une conductance complexe.

La partie réelle de l'admittance est la conductance, sa partie imaginaire est la susceptance :

Y = G + j B \,

Le module de l'admittance est donné par (comme tous les nombres complexes) :

\left | Y \right | = \sqrt {G^2 + B^2}  \,\!

Avec :

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