Execute the following MATLAB code for the magnitude plots:
%Assumptions
R=10*10^3;
L=10^(-3);
C=10^(-6);
%Cut-off frequencies
fc1=(1/2*pi*R*C);
fc2=R/(2*pi*L);
wc1=2*pi*fc1;
wc2=2*pi*fc2;
%Transfer function system 1
H1=tf([1],[1 R*C]);
%Transfer function system 2
H2=tf([0 L],[R L]);
figure(1)
bode(H1,{0.01,10*wc1})
grid on
figure(2)
bode(H2,{0.01,10*wc2})
grid on
Obtain the magnitude plots.
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