the voltage transfer function Avi) Vo(s)/Vin(s) (s-plane representation) for your selected circuit. What is the frequency...
Consider an electrical system shown in the following circuit diagram RI R2 Show that the transfer function from vi to vo can be expressed as H(s) s a R2 R1R2 and b where a RI R2C RI R2C = 5 x 104 , R2 Compute a and b of the electrical system for R1 C 10-6 F 1020 , and Compute the maximum phase (in degrees) of the electrical system and the correspond ing frequency (in rad/sec) Sketch the frequency...
Problem 2 An RC circuit ( with an active component) has the following transfer function (where R and Care positive) H(s) - Vout(8) _R|| R/10k12 Vin(8) 10KN 1 + $RC Where s = jw Find the value of the resistor and the value of the capacitor so that: for w = 0 rad/s, H(jw)lde = +12dB at f = 1kHz, |H(jw)lab = +9dB Problem 3 The transfer function of a circuit is given by H(S) = Vout(s) Vin(s) Where s...
This filter is an active bandpass filter Compute the transfer function for the circuit of in terms of the circuit constants R1 R2 R3 C1 and C2. Then, replace the complex variable with omega, and the circuit constants with their numerical values and plot the magnitude versus radian frequency . What kind of filter is this? Find the transfer function of the circuit and Use MATLAB to plot IVout/Vin over frequency to verify your answer. 0.01 μF 106.1 kΩ 0...
A system is described by the following transfer function: A) What is the frequency response, H(f)? B) What is the magnitude and phase (in degrees) of the frequency response at a frequency of w=3 rads/sec, corresponding to hz? $2 + 16 H(s) = - 11s(s+2)(2+1) We were unable to transcribe this image
Find the transfer function H(jω) for the circuit above as a function of jω. (Leave R and L as variables). Assume V R to be the output and V S to be the input. С L RVR(t) vs (t) A. Find the transfer function H(jo) for the circuit above as a function of jaw. (Leave R and L as variables). Assume V to be the output and V to be the input. S R B. Find the Magnitude and Phase...
21 Vi Z2 Vo Figure 1 1. Ref: Figure 1. Let Z1 L (an inductor), Z2 - R (a resistor). Vi Calculate the magnitude and phase of the transfer function H(w) Figure 1 T 2. Repeat #1 with L = 100 mH, R 1kΩ. a) Plot the frequency response in dB* on a both on a linear scale and then a log scale from ω-1 to 100,000,000 rad/sec with points every decade (1 b) 1,000 etc). 10 100 Plot the...
Problem 1: /25 For the circuit shown below, use frequency-domain circuit analysis techniques to determine (a) the voltage transfer function Ho) of the circuit; (b) the magnitude response H(o) of the circuit; and (c) the phase response (0) of the circuit. (d) Based on the results of parts (a) - (c), identify the type of filter circuit shown. R + Vin(t) llll L Vout(t)
Q1. For the filter circuit shown below, (5 marks) Vo(s) a) Find the transfer function, G(s) and the type of the filter. (4 marks) Vi(s)' b) Find the initial and final values of vo(t) if vi(t) = 2u(t). (1 marks) 10 k12 w 6 тн 0000 v;(1) 5 k92 2 mF
Problem 3: /25 For the circuit shown below, use frequency-domain circuit analysis techniques to determine (a) the voltage transfer function Ho) of the circuit; (b) the magnitude response H(@) of the circuit; and (c) the phase response (0) of the circuit. (d) Based on the results of parts (a) - (c), identify the type of filter circuit shown. с R + + Vin(t) 0000 L Vout(t)
6) Use the RC filter to the right. a) (10pts) Find the voltage gain (Vo/Vin) of the circuit for very low frequencies, 12kΩ 10nF V va b) (10pts) Find the voltage gain of the previous answer in dB. c) (40pts) Use the provided semi-log grid to create an idealized Bode magnitude plot of the circuit's voltage gain. Be sure to label the cutoff frequency (Hz) and to properly represent any nonzero slopes. 6d) (20pts) Find the circuit's actual voltage gain...