Q2: The circuit shown is used to pass differentfrequency bands by changing capacitor's value.If C-lpF and the circuit selection input within1-10KHZ.1- Find the value of R and L.f..2- Assign the output terminals on thecircuits.3- Drive an expression for H).4- Calculate o., O cl, O c2, Q and B.5- If the circuit is used to reject (stop) the band L-10KHZ, assign the output terminalsand what would be the cut off frequencies. Se. ..6- Sketch an approximate graph for | H(o verses o, indicating the valuc of ctW, , 0 el, Oc2, for passing and rejection cases.

Q2: The circuit shown is used to pass different frequency bands by changing capacitor's value. If C=1µF and the circuit selection input within 1-10KHZ. 1- Find the value of R and L. 2- Assign the output terminals on the circuits. 3- Drive an expression for He). 4- Calculate o. 0 el, O c2, Q and B. 5- If the circuit is used to reject (stop) the band 1-10KHZ, assign the output terminals and what would be the cut off frequencies. Se. . 6- Sketch an approximate graph for | H(ol verses a, indicating the valuc of Hct O, , 0el, O2,for passing and rejection cases.

Q2: The circuit shown is used to pass different frequency bands by changing capacitor's value. If C=1µF and the circuit selection input within 1-10KHZ. 1- Find the value of R and L. 2- Assign the output terminals on the circuits. 3- Drive an expression for He). 4- Calculate o. 0 el, O c2, Q and B. 5- If the circuit is used to reject (stop) the band 1-10KHZ, assign the output terminals and what would be the cut off frequencies. Se. . 6- Sketch an approximate graph for | H(ol verses a, indicating the valuc of Hct O, , 0el, O2,for passing and rejection cases.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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