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Chapter 15, Problem 26P
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To determine
Show that the scaled transfer function of low pass filter shown in Fig. 15.1 is
b.
To determine
Find the transfer function of low pass filter prototype.
c.
To determine
Derive the scaled transfer function of low pass filter prototype using the result of part (a).
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