Problem 3: An RL high-pass filter is shown in the figure. Its purpose is toattenuate lower frequencies while allowing higher frequencies to passthrough. A 1100-Hz sine-wave signal with rms amplitude of Vrms = 2.4 Vis fed into the filter. The values of the components are R = 0.65 Q and L =110 µH.OutRV rmsPart (a) Find the output rms voltage, in volts.Numeric : A numeric value is expected and not an expression.Vout-rms =Part (b) By what angle, in degrees, does the output voltage lead the input voltage?Numeric : Anumeric value is expected and not an expression.

f = 1100 Hz Vrms = 2.4 volts R = 0.65 ohm L = 110 μH

Problem 3: An RL high-pass filter is shown in the figure. Its purpose is to attenuate lower frequencies while allowing higher frequencies to pass through. A 1100-Hz sine-wave signal with rms amplitude of Vrms = 2.4 V is fed into the filter. The values of the components are R = 0.65 Q and L = 110 µH. Out R rms Part (a) Find the output rms voltage, in volts. Numeric : A numeric value is expected and not an expression. Vout-rms = Part (b) By what angle, in degrees, does the output voltage lead the input voltage? Numeric : Anumeric value is expected and not an expression.

Problem 3: An RL high-pass filter is shown in the figure. Its purpose is to attenuate lower frequencies while allowing higher frequencies to pass through. A 1100-Hz sine-wave signal with rms amplitude of Vrms = 2.4 V is fed into the filter. The values of the components are R = 0.65 Q and L = 110 µH. Out R rms Part (a) Find the output rms voltage, in volts. Numeric : A numeric value is expected and not an expression. Vout-rms = Part (b) By what angle, in degrees, does the output voltage lead the input voltage? Numeric : Anumeric value is expected and not an expression.

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