Consider the current-in, voltage-out active filter circuit below. Assume erational amplifier is ideal and unsaturated. lin R ww + C Derive the transfer function H(jw) = Vout(jw) / Iin (jw). Find any poles and zeros, and describe what this filter does at low frequencies, and at high frequencies. What is the cut-off frequency where the filter transitions between these two modes of operation? What is the input impedance at the Iin node? Vout What is the output impedance at the Vout node?

Consider the current-in, voltage-out active filter circuit below. Assume erational amplifier is ideal and unsaturated. lin R ww + C Derive the transfer function H(jw) = Vout(jw) / Iin (jw). Find any poles and zeros, and describe what this filter does at low frequencies, and at high frequencies. What is the cut-off frequency where the filter transitions between these two modes of operation? What is the input impedance at the Iin node? Vout What is the output impedance at the Vout node?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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