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Determine what type of filter the network shown below represents by determining the voltage transfer function. L vin O Band Pass Band Reject O High Pass O Low Pass R Vout

Determine what type of filter the network shown below represents by determining the voltage transfer function. L vin O Band Pass Band Reject O High Pass O Low Pass R Vout

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Determine what type of filter the network shown below represents by determining the voltage transfer function. vin O Band Pass Band Reject O High Pass O Low Pass SR Vout
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Using Fig. P12.40, where does the double zero exist? Given w1 = 6, w211,w3 = 64, and w4 = 749. ● IGI ● 20 dB w1 -20 dB/dec w2 w3 Figure P12.40 Notes on entering solution: • your answer should be a whole number example. w1 = 60, solution would be 60 Do not include units in your answer - = 0.1 -20 dB/dec I w4 -40 dB/dec w (rad/s)
Transcribed Image Text:Using Fig. P12.40, where does the double zero exist? Given w1 = 6, w211,w3 = 64, and w4 = 749. ● IGI ● 20 dB w1 -20 dB/dec w2 w3 Figure P12.40 Notes on entering solution: • your answer should be a whole number example. w1 = 60, solution would be 60 Do not include units in your answer - = 0.1 -20 dB/dec I w4 -40 dB/dec w (rad/s)
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