Problem 1The transfer function for a circuit isV₂(s)120Vi(s)8 + 40(a) Design a circuit using resistors, capacitors, and one op amp with realizable component values to implement H(s).Problem 1 (continued)H(s) =(b) Find the circuit's (i) step response and (ii) impulse response.(c) Complete the table below.0H(s) =40=w (rads¹) |H(jw)|| LH(jw) (degrees)40 x 106V₂(8) 120V₁(s) s+40(d) Make labelled sketches of H(jw) and LH (jw) versus frequency on a linear scale for 0 ≤ ≤ 80 rads-¹.

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Problem 1 V₂(s) V₁(s) (a) Design a circuit using resistors, capacitors, and one op amp with realizable component values to implement H (s). The transfer function for a circuit is Problem 1 (continued) H(s) = (c) Complete the table below. (b) Find the circuit's (i) step response and (ii) impulse response. = 40 H(s) = 40 x 106 120 8 +40 = V₂(8) V₁(s) w (rads¹) H(jw)|| LH (jw) (degrees) 0 120 s + 40

Problem 1 V₂(s) V₁(s) (a) Design a circuit using resistors, capacitors, and one op amp with realizable component values to implement H (s). The transfer function for a circuit is Problem 1 (continued) H(s) = (c) Complete the table below. (b) Find the circuit's (i) step response and (ii) impulse response. = 40 H(s) = 40 x 106 120 8 +40 = V₂(8) V₁(s) w (rads¹) H(jw)|| LH (jw) (degrees) 0 120 s + 40

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