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Question 23 When calculating the voltage of an FFT peak of a sinusoidal signal, would it match the peak-to-peak voltage of the time domain sinusoidal signal? No. The FFT peak is reported in VRMs instead of Vpp- Yes, they are both equal. No. The FFT peak value is always higher than the Vpp value. No. There is no way to make a connection between the two values. Question 24 The frequency response of a circuit allows us to determine how well the Circuit can distinguish between signals at different frequencies by analyzing the gain. TRUE FALSE

Question 23 When calculating the voltage of an FFT peak of a sinusoidal signal, would it match the peak-to-peak voltage of the time domain sinusoidal signal? No. The FFT peak is reported in VRMs instead of Vpp- Yes, they are both equal. No. The FFT peak value is always higher than the Vpp value. No. There is no way to make a connection between the two values. Question 24 The frequency response of a circuit allows us to determine how well the Circuit can distinguish between signals at different frequencies by analyzing the gain. TRUE FALSE

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Question 23 When calculating the voltage of an FFT peak of a sinusoidal signal, would it match the peak-to-peak voltage of the time domain sinusoidal signal? No. The FFT peak is reported in VRMs instead of Vpp- Yes, they are both equal. No. The FFT peak value is always higher than the Vpp value. No. There is no way to make a connection between the two values. Question 24 The frequency response of a circuit allows us to determine how well the circuit can distinguish between signals at different frequencies by analyzing the gain. □TRUE FALSE
Transcribed Image Text:Question 23 When calculating the voltage of an FFT peak of a sinusoidal signal, would it match the peak-to-peak voltage of the time domain sinusoidal signal? No. The FFT peak is reported in VRMs instead of Vpp- Yes, they are both equal. No. The FFT peak value is always higher than the Vpp value. No. There is no way to make a connection between the two values. Question 24 The frequency response of a circuit allows us to determine how well the circuit can distinguish between signals at different frequencies by analyzing the gain. □TRUE FALSE
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