part II is what I need help one. part 1 is also attached for your reference
SIMULINK model is created below
case1:
signal voltage 1V frequency = 10 rad/sec
noise voltage 0.1V frequency = 100 rad/sec
The response is plotted below
input-> yellow color
output-> blue color
It is observed that the output is much smoother than the input.
case 2
signal voltage 1V frequency = 10 rad/sec
noise voltage 0.5V frequency = 100 rad/sec
It is observed that the input is noisier than in the previous case. The filtered output is much smoother than the input.
part II is what I need help one. part 1 is also attached for your reference...
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