Homework Answers
Simulation results:
|
VPP |
Freq |
Voltage across R1 |
Voltage across R2 |
|
10v |
5k |
0.957v |
0.187v |
|
10v |
10k |
0.988v |
0.097v |
|
10v |
20k |
0.997v |
0.049v |
|
10v |
30k |
0.998v |
0.033v |
|
10v |
40k |
0.999v |
0.024v |
|
10v |
50k |
0.999v |
0.019v |
|
10v |
60k |
0.999v |
0.0165v |
|
10v |
70k |
0.999v |
0.014v |
|
10v |
80k |
0.999v |
0.0124v |
|
10v |
100k |
0.999v |
0.00996v |
From the waveform of voltage across R2, the function of the circuit is low pass filtering.
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