Please solve as some answers may be wrong Consider the following Bode plots from which one may note down the details in the table below (NOTE: the magnitude values ARE in dB):*Graph Description:*The graph displays two Bode plots. The upper plot represents the magnitude versus frequency in decibels (dB) and the lower plot represents the phase angle versus frequency.1. **Magnitude Plot:** - The magnitude starts at 0 dB at `ω = 1 rad/sec` and decreases to -15 dB at `ω = 3.5 rad/sec`.2. **Phase Angle Plot:** - The phase angle starts at -80° at `ω = 1 rad/sec` and decreases to -180° at `ω = 3.5 rad/sec`.*Table:*| Frequency (ω) | Magnitude, |L| | Phase Angle, ∠L ||---------------|------------|-------------------|| 1 | 0 dB | -80° || 3.5 | -15 dB | -180° |With the above information, **fill out the following sentences!**1) The gain crossover frequency is **1** rad/sec, and the phase margin is **100°**.2) The phase crossover frequency is **3.5** rad/sec, and the gain margin is **-15 dB**.

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Consider the following Bode plots from which one may note down the details in the table below (NOTE: the magnitude values ARE in dB): Yag 0 % -18. #₂ = 3.5 1 3.5 Frequency Magnitude, Phase |L| Angle, ZL 0 dB -80° -15 dB -180° x = log₁, w With the above information, fill out the following sentences! 1) The gain crossover frequency is 1 margin is 100, margin is -15 180 80 100 2) The phase crossover frequency is 3.5 dB rad/sec, and the phase rad/sec, and the gain

Consider the following Bode plots from which one may note down the details in the table below (NOTE: the magnitude values ARE in dB): Yag 0 % -18. #₂ = 3.5 1 3.5 Frequency Magnitude, Phase |L| Angle, ZL 0 dB -80° -15 dB -180° x = log₁, w With the above information, fill out the following sentences! 1) The gain crossover frequency is 1 margin is 100, margin is -15 180 80 100 2) The phase crossover frequency is 3.5 dB rad/sec, and the phase rad/sec, and the gain

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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