Question 1
Design a lowpass filter, with cutoff frequency wc. The maximum gain of the fitler should be A dB, and the filter gain at angular frequency ws should be no more than As dB.
Use as few circuit elements as possible.
wc 1552(rad/s)
A 22,48 (dB)
ws 3776 (rad/s)
As -17,98 (dB)
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