A bandpass signal g(t) of bandwidth B= 2000 Hz centered at f= 10³ Hz is passed through the RC filter below with RC = 10³. If over the passband, a variation of less than 2% in amplitude response and less than 1% in time is considered to be distortionless transmission, would g(t) be transmitted without distortion? Find the approximate magnitude response and the approximate time delay for the signal. R g(1) C 'y(1)

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A bandpass signal g(t) of bandwidth B= 2000 Hz centered at f= 105 Hz is passed through the RC filter
below with RC = 10³. If over the passband, a variation of less than 2% in amplitude response and less
than 1% in time is considered to be distortionless transmission, would g(t) be transmitted without
distortion? Find the approximate magnitude response and the approximate time delay for the signal.
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Transcribed Image Text:A bandpass signal g(t) of bandwidth B= 2000 Hz centered at f= 105 Hz is passed through the RC filter below with RC = 10³. If over the passband, a variation of less than 2% in amplitude response and less than 1% in time is considered to be distortionless transmission, would g(t) be transmitted without distortion? Find the approximate magnitude response and the approximate time delay for the signal. R +0 g(1) o + 'y(1)
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