Task-1: Find the transfer function of following circuits and subsequently estimate the type of filters these transfer functions make? Also find cutoff frequency w1, wz , quality factor Q, and Bandwidth B. 12 k2 ww V, 45 k2 I µF 60 mH R = 2 kN, L = 40 mH. C = 1 µF (a) (b) ww ww

Task-1: Find the transfer function of following circuits and subsequently estimate the type of filters these transfer functions make? Also find cutoff frequency w1, wz , quality factor Q, and Bandwidth B. 12 k2 ww V, 45 k2 I µF 60 mH R = 2 kN, L = 40 mH. C = 1 µF (a) (b) ww ww

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Task-1: Find the transfer function of following circuits and subsequently estimate the type of
filters these transfer functions make? Also find cutoff frequency w1, w2 , quality factor Q, and
Bandwidth B.
L
12 k2
ww
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V,
V. Vs
45 k2
I µF
60 mH V.
R
R = 2 kN, L
= 40 mH, C = 1 µF.
(a)
(b)

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