Given the following circuit and variables R R2 (1)'a C = 1 mF R1 = 100 2 R2 = 100 2 %3D What is the gain (in dB)at low frequencies for this filter? ( Select) What is the gain (in dB) at high frequencies for this filter? ( Select ) Note: You can determine the answer using a Bode Plot or equations - don't forget about L'Hopital's rule.

Given the following circuit and variables R R2 (1)'a C = 1 mF R1 = 100 2 R2 = 100 2 %3D What is the gain (in dB)at low frequencies for this filter? ( Select) What is the gain (in dB) at high frequencies for this filter? ( Select ) Note: You can determine the answer using a Bode Plot or equations - don't forget about L'Hopital's rule.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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