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0.047 µF 0.047 µF R₁ -W 47 k M 10101 LOKO 9₂ 1.00 0.022 µF R₂ w 150 kn 0.022 μF R₂ 1.8 km 10 km Ry www 10 k 10k0 www R 100 560 01 Rs 1.00 0.001 µF M 1.00 C 0.022 pF Ry www 100 R₁ 560 k R 10 k 0.022 μF Identify each band-pass filter configuration Determine the center frequency and bandwidth for each filter. C₂ 0.001 µF 560 0 100

0.047 µF 0.047 µF R₁ -W 47 k M 10101 LOKO 9₂ 1.00 0.022 µF R₂ w 150 kn 0.022 μF R₂ 1.8 km 10 km Ry www 10 k 10k0 www R 100 560 01 Rs 1.00 0.001 µF M 1.00 C 0.022 pF Ry www 100 R₁ 560 k R 10 k 0.022 μF Identify each band-pass filter configuration Determine the center frequency and bandwidth for each filter. C₂ 0.001 µF 560 0 100

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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Author:Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad
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Filter configurations please. I can do the second part as a follow up? Thank you
graph O go 0.047 µF 0.047 µF R₂ 100- (c) R₁ W 47 kn M 10k 0.022 µF 1.8 k R₁ 10 kf www 10 KO 0.022 µF R₂ W 150 kn R₂ www 10 k R₂ www 10k0 R₁ Www 1.00 R₁ 560 (1 100 0.001 µF R www 1.0K 0.022 pF www 10 k R₁ 560 kD 10 km Cy 0.022 µF Identify each band-pass filter configuration Determine the center frequency and bandwidth for each filter. G₂ 0.001 µF 560 f R₂ 1.0 km Styles DE
Transcribed Image Text:graph O go 0.047 µF 0.047 µF R₂ 100- (c) R₁ W 47 kn M 10k 0.022 µF 1.8 k R₁ 10 kf www 10 KO 0.022 µF R₂ W 150 kn R₂ www 10 k R₂ www 10k0 R₁ Www 1.00 R₁ 560 (1 100 0.001 µF R www 1.0K 0.022 pF www 10 k R₁ 560 kD 10 km Cy 0.022 µF Identify each band-pass filter configuration Determine the center frequency and bandwidth for each filter. G₂ 0.001 µF 560 f R₂ 1.0 km Styles DE
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Analyse the circuit at low and high frequencies.

At low frequencies, the capacitor is open circuited

At high frequencies, the capacitor is short circuited.

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