Filter is important in a communication system to pass particular frequency components and to reject others. Hence in a receiver system, a low pass filter (LPF) is implemented to receive signals with frequency less than 20 rad/s. This filter has stopband frequency of 50 rad/s with maximum stopband gain of 40 dB. (i) Based on the requirement of ripple of 1 dB at passband, compute filter order, n. (ii) Solve the cutoff frequency, we of the filter. (iii) Determine the transfer function, H(s).

Filter is important in a communication system to pass particular frequency components and to reject others. Hence in a receiver system, a low pass filter (LPF) is implemented to receive signals with frequency less than 20 rad/s. This filter has stopband frequency of 50 rad/s with maximum stopband gain of 40 dB. (i) Based on the requirement of ripple of 1 dB at passband, compute filter order, n. (ii) Solve the cutoff frequency, we of the filter. (iii) Determine the transfer function, H(s).

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