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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
13th Edition
ISBN:9780133923605
Author:Robert L. Boylestad
Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad
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3. You wish to build a second order high pass filter using a series RLC circuit. Recall that the output voltage is taken across the terminals of the inductor in this circuit. (a) of 100 kHz and a Q of 20. Choose appropriate values for the capacitor and resistor to achieve the specifications. You have a 1 mH available and want your filter to have a cutoff frequency (b) of 3 N due to the non-perfect wire used to make it. That is, the real inductor looks like a 1 mH inductor in series with a 3 N resistor. What is the Q of the real circuit? You discover that the inductor actually has an equivalent series resistance Extension: Find a transfer function for the filter incorporating the presence (c) of the inductor's resistance. For simplicity you don't need to use real values, just call the inductors resistance RL.
Transcribed Image Text:3. You wish to build a second order high pass filter using a series RLC circuit. Recall that the output voltage is taken across the terminals of the inductor in this circuit. (a) of 100 kHz and a Q of 20. Choose appropriate values for the capacitor and resistor to achieve the specifications. You have a 1 mH available and want your filter to have a cutoff frequency (b) of 3 N due to the non-perfect wire used to make it. That is, the real inductor looks like a 1 mH inductor in series with a 3 N resistor. What is the Q of the real circuit? You discover that the inductor actually has an equivalent series resistance Extension: Find a transfer function for the filter incorporating the presence (c) of the inductor's resistance. For simplicity you don't need to use real values, just call the inductors resistance RL.
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