5. For the following filter: + C1 HI- .002μF Vin 12 sin wt م + R1 Vo 7.96ΚΩ a. Determine type of filter and the cut-off frequency (Fc). & Determine the peak voltage at the cut- off frequency (Fc) b. Find GAIN (Vo/Vi) at f = .1*Fc & Find GAIN (Vo/Vi) at f = 10*Fc C. Determine the frequency at which GAIN = .4 (i.e., Vo = .4*Vi) & Draw the "Frequency Response Plot" in "Log-Log" format

5. For the following filter: + C1 HI- .002μF Vin 12 sin wt م + R1 Vo 7.96ΚΩ a. Determine type of filter and the cut-off frequency (Fc). & Determine the peak voltage at the cut- off frequency (Fc) b. Find GAIN (Vo/Vi) at f = .1Fc & Find GAIN (Vo/Vi) at f = 10Fc C. Determine the frequency at which GAIN = .4 (i.e., Vo = .4*Vi) & Draw the "Frequency Response Plot" in "Log-Log" format

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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