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    Theoritical:: Fo 1.346 MHZ BW 1.905 MHZ

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    The document describes different types of filters that can be realized by setting the input and output voltages of a theoretical filter circuit. A low pass filter with a cutoff frequency of 1.29192 MHz can be realized by setting V2 as the input and V1 and V3 to ground. A high pass filter with a cutoff of 1.3272 MHz can be realized by setting V1 as the input and V2 and V3 to ground. A band pass filter with a center frequency of 1.2589 MHz and bandwidth of 1.8674 MHz can be realized by setting V3 as the input and V1 and V2 to ground. A band stop filter with a center frequency of 1.2589 MHz and bandwidth

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    The document describes different types of filters that can be realized by setting the input and output voltages of a theoretical filter circuit. A low pass filter with a cutoff frequency of 1.29192 MHz can be realized by setting V2 as the input and V1 and V3 to ground. A high pass filter with a cutoff of 1.3272 MHz can be realized by setting V1 as the input and V2 and V3 to ground. A band pass filter with a center frequency of 1.2589 MHz and bandwidth of 1.8674 MHz can be realized by setting V3 as the input and V1 and V2 to ground. A band stop filter with a center frequency of 1.2589 MHz and bandwidth

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    The document describes different types of filters that can be realized by setting the input and output voltages of a theoretical filter circuit. A low pass filter with a cutoff frequency of 1.29192 MHz can be realized by setting V2 as the input and V1 and V3 to ground. A high pass filter with a cutoff of 1.3272 MHz can be realized by setting V1 as the input and V2 and V3 to ground. A band pass filter with a center frequency of 1.2589 MHz and bandwidth of 1.8674 MHz can be realized by setting V3 as the input and V1 and V2 to ground. A band stop filter with a center frequency of 1.2589 MHz and bandwidth

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    Theoritical:: Fo 1.346 MHZ BW 1.905 MHZ

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    Kshitij Gupta
    The document describes different types of filters that can be realized by setting the input and output voltages of a theoretical filter circuit. A low pass filter with a cutoff frequency of 1.29192 MHz can be realized by setting V2 as the input and V1 and V3 to ground. A high pass filter with a cutoff of 1.3272 MHz can be realized by setting V1 as the input and V2 and V3 to ground. A band pass filter with a center frequency of 1.2589 MHz and bandwidth of 1.8674 MHz can be realized by setting V3 as the input and V1 and V2 to ground. A band stop filter with a center frequency of 1.2589 MHz and bandwidth

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    THEORITICAL :

    Fo=1.346 Mhz BW=1.905 Mhz

    LOW PASS
    If V2 = Vin and V1 = V3 = 0 (grounded), then low pass filter can be realized Fo=1.29192 mhz
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    HIGHPASS
    If V1 = Vin and V2 = V3 = 0, then high pass filter can be realized Fo= 1.3272 Mhz

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    BAND PASS
    If V3 = Vin and V1 = V2 = 0, then band pass filter can be realized FO=1.2589 MHZ BW=1.8674 MHZ

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    BAND STOP
    If V1 = V2 = Vin, and V3 = 0, then band reject filter can be realized FO=1.2589 MHZ B.W.=1.8857 MHZ

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    ALL PASS
    If V1 = V2 = V3 = Vin, then all pass filter can be realized

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