c) The waveform shown in Figure 1c is passed into an Ideal Low Pass Filter (ILPF) which has a cut-off frequency of 3 Hz. Sketch the filter output in the time domain and explain why it looks like it does. Use the Fourier analysis equations to find formulas for an and bn and evaluate these values as required in the time domain sketch of the ILPF output sketch. There are equations in the Appendix to help you. x(t) 1. t, secs -아 -1 Figure 1c 1

c) The waveform shown in Figure 1c is passed into an Ideal Low Pass Filter (ILPF) which has a cut-off frequency of 3 Hz. Sketch the filter output in the time domain and explain why it looks like it does. Use the Fourier analysis equations to find formulas for an and bn and evaluate these values as required in the time domain sketch of the ILPF output sketch. There are equations in the Appendix to help you. x(t) 1. t, secs -아 -1 Figure 1c 1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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