A filter specification is given as @, = 0.4, o, = 0.5, 8, = 0.01, 8, = 0.00001, %3D a. What kind of filter is this? b. What is the transition band of the filter Draw the absolute specification d. What is the specification in relative? e. Draw the relative specification. If the filter is applied on a signal sampled at 100 kHz, what are the frequency edges in Hz? C. f.

A filter specification is given as @, = 0.4, o, = 0.5, 8, = 0.01, 8, = 0.00001, %3D a. What kind of filter is this? b. What is the transition band of the filter Draw the absolute specification d. What is the specification in relative? e. Draw the relative specification. If the filter is applied on a signal sampled at 100 kHz, what are the frequency edges in Hz? C. f.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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