Using Fig. P12.40, at what frequency does the quadratic pole break (the 3dBfrequency of the quadratic pole)? Given w1 = [t1] rad/s, w2 = 11rad/s, w3 = 55rad/s,and w4 = 757rad/s.IGI20 dB-20 dB/dec3= 0.1-20 dB/dec-40 dB/decw1w2 w3 w4o (rad/s)Figure P12.40Notes on entering solution:• your answer should be a whole number• example. w1 = 60, solution would be 60• Do not include units in your answer

Given: Let ω1=t1 rad/sec=0 rad/sω2=11 rad/sω3=55 rad/sω4=757 rad/s

Using Fig. P12.40, at what frequency does the quadratic pole break (the 3dB frequency of the quadratic pole)? Given w1 = [t1] rad/s, w2 11rad/s, w3 = 55rad/s, and w4 = 757rad/s. IGI 4 20 dB - 20 dB/dec 3= 0.1 -20 dB/dec -40 dB/dec w1 w2 w3 w4 w (rad/s) Figure P12.40 Notes on entering solution: • your answer should be a whole number • example. w1 = 60, solution would be 60 • Do not include units in your answer

Using Fig. P12.40, at what frequency does the quadratic pole break (the 3dB frequency of the quadratic pole)? Given w1 = [t1] rad/s, w2 11rad/s, w3 = 55rad/s, and w4 = 757rad/s. IGI 4 20 dB - 20 dB/dec 3= 0.1 -20 dB/dec -40 dB/dec w1 w2 w3 w4 w (rad/s) Figure P12.40 Notes on entering solution: • your answer should be a whole number • example. w1 = 60, solution would be 60 • Do not include units in your answer

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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