Consider the circuit depicted in the figure below, R V,elue where we shall asssume that the input voltage can be written as Vin(t) = Re{Voc*| with complex-valuod Vo, and likewise that the output voltage Voue(t) = ReįV4c**j with complex-valuod V1. With j = V=I, the complex impedances of resistors, ca- pacitors, and inductors in this case are respectively given by ZR = R, Zc ZL = jul. jwC" (n) Determine V1/Vo as a function the angular froqueney w given the parameters R and C. (b) Evaluate V1/V% in the limit w →0 and in the limit w o. Is the circuit above a low-pass filter, a high-pass filter, or something else? H+

Consider the circuit depicted in the figure below, R V,elue where we shall asssume that the input voltage can be written as Vin(t) = Re{Voc*| with complex-valuod Vo, and likewise that the output voltage Voue(t) = ReįV4c**j with complex-valuod V1. With j = V=I, the complex impedances of resistors, ca- pacitors, and inductors in this case are respectively given by ZR = R, Zc ZL = jul. jwC" (n) Determine V1/Vo as a function the angular froqueney w given the parameters R and C. (b) Evaluate V1/V% in the limit w →0 and in the limit w o. Is the circuit above a low-pass filter, a high-pass filter, or something else? H+

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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