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In the following circuit, the input signal is , and the components have been chosen such that and
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The output is at the terminals AB.
- What is the transfer function H( )?
- Find the current in the circuit.
- What is the voltage drop across each element of the circuit?
- Show algebraically that at any instant the potential
difference around the circuit is zero.
- At time , where N=0,2,4,... make a sketch
showing the voltage across each element in the complex plane
and show that the vector sum of the voltage drops is equal to
the voltage supplied.
- Write an expression for .
- What is the limit of as goes to
zero?
- What is the limit of as goes to
infinity?
- What is the corner frequency?
- What is at the corner frequency?
- Make a sketch showing the characteristics of on a log-log plot. Label the slope of the curve
where possible, the corner frequency, and the value of at the corner frequency.
- Describe the high and low frequency behavior in dB/octave.
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- Draw a passive LCR low-pass filter and write down the transfer
function of your four-terminal network.
- Determine approximations to the transfer function and filter
corner frequency(s).
- Write the resonance frequency, , in terms
of the corner frequency(s).
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Write down the transfer function, , for the network
shown below, and from it find:
- the corner frequency(s) and
- the value(s) of at the corner frequency(s).
- Sketch and the voltage phase-shift as a
function of .
- What type of filter is this?
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- What is the transfer function for the following circuit?
- Describe the frequency response at low and high frequencies?
- Sketch the magnitude on a log-log plot.
(label slopes, the corner frequency(s), and )
- What is the signal attenuation for .
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- Show that the transfer function of a single-pole RC filter drops
by 3 db at the corner frequency. This is often refereed to as
the 3 db down-point.
- Design a bandpass RC filter with the transfer function shown
below. rad/s and rad/s are the
3 db down-points of the RC filter sections. Choose impedances
so that the first section is not much affected by the loading of
the second section.
- Are and the 3 db down-points of a bandpass
filter?
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Doug Gingrich
Tue Jul 13 16:55:15 EDT 1999