Ks²p2[1+ (s/o₂)][1+(s/₂)][1+(s/0,,)]K = 1/(2π)² (V/V)-s²fp₁ == 100 Hz & fp2 =10 kHz & fp3 = 1 MHzCalculate a value for Ã‚ (ƒmin) and Ã‚ (ƒmin) g ·transfer function:Calculate a value for Ã, (ƒmax ) and |Ã‚ (ƒmax )|aBdB|Ã, (min )Ā, (s)=Using semi log graph paper, draw the straight-line (asymptotic) magnitude Bode plotof Ã‚ (ƒ) (in dB). Plot Ã (ƒ) over the range of |Ã, (min) - 20 dB to+140 dB, and employ 20 dB/div.IdBIdB

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transfer function: Ks² p2 [1+(s/0,1)][1+(s/0,2)][1+(s/0,,)]* K = 1/(2π)² (V/V)-s² fp₁ = = 100 Hz & f2 = 10 kHz & fp3= 1 MHz Calculate a value for Ã‚ (ƒmin) and Ã‚ (ƒmin) B · A, (s) = Calculate a value for Ã, (ƒmax) and |Ã, (ƒmax )|aB dB Using semi log graph paper, draw the straight-line (asymptotic) magnitude Bode plot of Ã‚ (ƒ) (in dB). Plot Ã‚ (ƒ) over the range of 4, (min) | -20 dB to |Ã, (fmin ) +140 dB, and employ 20 dB/div. IdB

transfer function: Ks² p2 [1+(s/0,1)][1+(s/0,2)][1+(s/0,,)]* K = 1/(2π)² (V/V)-s² fp₁ = = 100 Hz & f2 = 10 kHz & fp3= 1 MHz Calculate a value for Ã‚ (ƒmin) and Ã‚ (ƒmin) B · A, (s) = Calculate a value for Ã, (ƒmax) and |Ã, (ƒmax )|aB dB Using semi log graph paper, draw the straight-line (asymptotic) magnitude Bode plot of Ã‚ (ƒ) (in dB). Plot Ã‚ (ƒ) over the range of 4, (min) | -20 dB to |Ã, (fmin ) +140 dB, and employ 20 dB/div. IdB

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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