6. The response of a band rejected filter is characterized in A. C. re Fes B. D.

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Q: Functions of: - Capacitive Switch filter - Bounce Eliminator - Signal Converters

A: Capacitive Switch Filter The switched capacitor filter is based on the idea that switching a…

Q: Give an example problem of "SECOND ORDER PASSIVE BAND PASS FILTER"

A: Example for "SECOND ORDER PASSIVE BAND PASS FILTER" :- In passive filter only passive components…

Q: Describe these Filters. Its use and applications (where will we use it?), as well as the advantages…

A: “Since you have posted a question with multiple sub-parts, we will solve first three subparts for…

Q: Q24. A low pass passive filter has connected to 9 V. 1800 Hz input signal. The filter is consists…

A: The solution can be achieved as follows.

Q: Find the minimum sampling frequency for the bandpass signal whose frequency spectrum is given in the…

A: Given: The spectrum of a band pass signal as, To find: i) Minimum sampling frequency above shown…

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Q: in FM , the maximum allowable frequency deviation is 4kHz and the frequency deviation by noise is…

A: N/S = Frequency deviation by noise / maximum deviation = 156.42/4000 =0.0391 S/N = (N/S)-1=25.57

Q: Q17. The circuit shown in figure B17 is used to amplify wide band of frequency from 20KHZ to 150MHZ.…

A: Given VCC=20 VVCE=4.5 VIB=70 μAIE=8.5 mAZin=270 Ω

Q: 6) In digital frequency meter, Schmitt trigger converts input signal into a ............ wave, which…

A: Schmitt trigger is a device which removes the noise and provides signal conditioning.

Q: Problem-2 An active filter circuit is given in the Figure-P2. a) Obtain the filter transfer…

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Q: For an FM signal, the maximum frequency of the modulating signal is 100 kHz and the frequency…

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Q: a) Consider the system shown in Figure 3(a). An input signal vm(t) is multiplied by a complex…

A: Considering the system in the figure as shown below: An input signal Vm(t) is multiplied by a…

Q: 3-16 An audio oscillator operating at 1 kHz is gated on for an interval of 5 ms by a single baseband…

A: Given that oscillator frequency fc=1KHzTime interval Ts=5msfs=1Ts=15ms=200Hz

Q: Topic : Pulse Modulation and Sampling theorem 1.C.)

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Q: - Compare between passive filters and active filters in terms of advantages and disadvantages.

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Q: With respect to an analog Butterworth filter, explain the following terms a. filter response b.…

A: For an analog Butterworth filter

Q: b) Describe by drawing the low pass filter, high pass filter and band pass filter in terms of their…

A: 1. Low pass filter - The low pass filter only pass the low frequency signals. it allows signals from…

Q: Discuss in detail the practical benefit of at least one of each type of passive filter (low, high,…

A: The low pass filter in detail: A straightforward uninvolved RC Low Pass Filter or LPF can be…

Q: (a) State the difference between the signal in time domain and frequency domain. Explain your answer…

A: According to the Bartleby guidelines this is multipart question so we have to do only first part of…

Q: A low pass filter is

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Q: 1.Advantage of the filter below is Vin R. Vo a. high gain c. high- frequency signal limit b. no-…

A: The Active High Pass Filter tends to reduce low frequencies while passing high frequencies, as the…

Q: a) What is this circuit? b) Is there an RF signal across R2? c) Draw the expected signal waveform…

A: Given the circuit, as shown below: a) We need to explain what is the circuit. b) We need to explain…

Q: Compare between passive filters and active filters in terms of advantages and disadvantages.

A: Advantages of Passive filter :-  Passive filters don't need additional power supply for its…

Q: For the circuit shown in the figure below, find the output impedance. Assume V₁ < 0. Vcc RE VinoQ₁ -…

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Q: What is the difference between AM-DSB and AM-VSB.

A: In the given questions we need to provide difference between Amplitude modulation based on Double…

Q: Explain the difference between active filters and passive filters in the context of electronic…

A: Filter:The filters are circuits that is used to remove the unwanted portions of a frequency…

Q: Not getting fastly What are the design consideration for protective filter?

A: Different energy sources are required in day to day life. These energy sources can be renewable or…

Q: Describe the characteristics and use cases of different modulation techniques, such as amplitude…

A: To describe:The characteristics and use cases of different modulation techniques, such as amplitude…

Q: What is the best value of relationship between the cut-off frequency of filter and frequency of PWM…

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Q: A buck-boost converter has an input voltage of 30 V, filter inductance 500 uH, filter capacitance…

A: CHOPPERS: A DC chopper is a permanently installed device that converts a fixed dc input voltage to a…

Q: Why does need for Reactive Power Compensation in test transformer? ) The output voltage of series…

A: (9): A significant number of electrical consumers are inherently inductive. This means that in…

Q: Usually why do we use a low pass filter before sampling an analog signal? Explain it with an…

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Q: Q4. Determine the Nyquist sampling rate and Nyquist interval for the following analog signals: (a) 1…

A: 4.(a) The given signal  is,  1+cos2000πt+sin4000πt On comparing the frequencies of the different…

Q: Explain ONE (1) advantage and ONE (1) disadvantage of FIR and IIR filters.

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Q: Let's say you have an input signal coming in mixed with a high frequency noise so that Vin(t) =…

A: It is given that: Vint=sin0.3t⏟signal+3cos59t⏟noise Vfo=0.5 HzSNRcurrently=13

Q: Prove that for damped harmonic oscillator resonance does not occur at Natural frequeney?

A: Consider a damped mass on a spring driven by a sinusoidal, externally applied force. Apply Newton's…

Q: What role does the RC time constant play in a filter circuit ?. In designing of a filter following a…

A: The above question is based on the role of RC time constant in filters.

Q: Explain the operation of frequency demodulation by using the PLL method.

A: According to the question, we need to explain the operation of frequency demodulation by using the…

Q: The output power of filter is 100 mW, when the signal frequency is 5 kHz. When the frequency is…

A: Given, The output power of filter is 100 mW, when the signal frequency is 5 kHz The output power…

Q: Draw a 2 Hz sinus function (amplitude is 2V). Calculate minimum sampling frequency. Draw the sampled…

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Filter

A filter is a device or process which removes some of the unwanted features or components like frequencies from a signal in signal processing. The feature of filters is the complete or partial suppression of some part of the signal, and filtering is a class of signal processing. This most often means removing some frequency bands or some frequencies. In the frequency domain, the filters do not exclusively act, especially in the image processing field many other targets for filtering exist. Without having to act in the frequency domain, the correlations can be removed for certain frequency components and not for others. The filters are widely used in electronics and telecommunication, in television, radio, radar, audio recording, music synthesis, control systems, computer graphics, and image processing.