Find the s domain expression for the transfer function of the band-pass filter circuit as shown in the figure. Take K as the last digit of your student number. a) Find the center frequency, band-with and the gain for this band-pass filter. b) Find the cut-off frequencies and the quality for this filter. c) Draw Bode diagram with both magnitude and phase response of this filter. (K+1) uF HE 10kN 200n 100µF ズ=3 10

Find the s domain expression for the transfer function of the band-pass filter circuit as shown in the figure. Take K as the last digit of your student number. a) Find the center frequency, band-with and the gain for this band-pass filter. b) Find the cut-off frequencies and the quality for this filter. c) Draw Bode diagram with both magnitude and phase response of this filter. (K+1) uF HE 10kN 200n 100µF ズ=3 10

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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