The following circuit is an active bandpass filter with a transfer function, H(s) = -Ks²+ßs+w%10 µF1 kN10 µF10 2Vivo(a) Using the provided numerical values for resistors and capacitors, find the center frequency, bandwidth, and gain of this bandpass filter.[ Select ]v rad/s,Wo =%3DB =[ Select ]v rad/s,%3DK= [Select ](b) Express wo (center frequency) in terms of wc1 and wc2, Wwhich are the lower and upper cutoff frequencies, respectively.+ wz + %12+ w -Wc22'%3DHint 1:Wci%3D(a+b)(a-b) = a² - b?.%3DHint 2:[1[ Select ]Wo =%3D

Given data: Hs=-Kβss2+βs+ωo2R1=10 ΩR2=1 kΩC1=C2=10 μF

Bs The following circuit is an active bandpass filter with a transfer function, H(s) = -K- 10 µF 1 kΩ 102 10 µF (a) Using the provided numerical values for resistors and capacitors, find the center frequency, bandwidth, and gain of this bandpass filter. Wo = [ Select ] v rad/s, B = [ Select ] v rad/s, K= [Select] (b) Express wo (center frequency) in terms of wei and we2, Which are the lower and upper cutoff frequencies, respectively. We = V + w - w = V + o + (a+b)(a-b) = a? -b?. Hint 1: Hint 2: [ Select ] Wo =

Bs The following circuit is an active bandpass filter with a transfer function, H(s) = -K- 10 µF 1 kΩ 102 10 µF (a) Using the provided numerical values for resistors and capacitors, find the center frequency, bandwidth, and gain of this bandpass filter. Wo = [ Select ] v rad/s, B = [ Select ] v rad/s, K= [Select] (b) Express wo (center frequency) in terms of wei and we2, Which are the lower and upper cutoff frequencies, respectively. We = V + w - w = V + o + (a+b)(a-b) = a? -b?. Hint 1: Hint 2: [ Select ] Wo =

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