, A second order band-pass filter is designed by cascading filters in Fig.(1-a) and Fig-(1-b) its required to: a- Draw a resultant circuit BPF. b- Derive H(s) for BPF in a. c- Determine upper and lower cutoff frequency then calculate a center frequency and a band width for BPF. d- If the gain is 2.121 at the upper cutoff frequency determine the quality factor, the gain at the center frequency then draw the frequency response.

, A second order band-pass filter is designed by cascading filters in Fig.(1-a) and Fig-(1-b) its required to: a- Draw a resultant circuit BPF. b- Derive H(s) for BPF in a. c- Determine upper and lower cutoff frequency then calculate a center frequency and a band width for BPF. d- If the gain is 2.121 at the upper cutoff frequency determine the quality factor, the gain at the center frequency then draw the frequency response.

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