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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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Frequency Response
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

If x(t) is a sine wave, then y(t) will also be a


sine wave but with a different amplitude and
phase shift. X is an input phasor and Y is the
output phasor.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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Frequency Response
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

If x(t) is a sine wave, then y(t) will also be a


sine wave but with a different amplitude and
phase shift. X is an input phasor and Y is the
output phasor.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

The gain of the circuit is

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Y
X

1/jC

R+1/jC

1
jRC+1

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Frequency Response
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

If x(t) is a sine wave, then y(t) will also be a


sine wave but with a different amplitude and
phase shift. X is an input phasor and Y is the
output phasor.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

The gain of the circuit is

Y
X

1/jC

R+1/jC

1
jRC+1

This is a complex function of so we plot separate graphs for:

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Frequency Response
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

If x(t) is a sine wave, then y(t) will also be a


sine wave but with a different amplitude and
phase shift. X is an input phasor and Y is the
output phasor.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

The gain of the circuit is

Y
X

1/jC

R+1/jC

1
jRC+1

This is a complex function of so we plot separate graphs for:

Y
Magnitude: X =

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1
|jRC+1|

1
1+(RC)2

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Frequency Response
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

If x(t) is a sine wave, then y(t) will also be a


sine wave but with a different amplitude and
phase shift. X is an input phasor and Y is the
output phasor.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

The gain of the circuit is

Y
X

1/jC

R+1/jC

1
jRC+1

This is a complex function of so we plot separate graphs for:

Y
Magnitude: X =

1
|jRC+1|

1
1+(RC)2

0.5

0
0

RC

Magnitude Response
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Frequency Response
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

If x(t) is a sine wave, then y(t) will also be a


sine wave but with a different amplitude and
phase shift. X is an input phasor and Y is the
output phasor.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

Y
X

The gain of the circuit is

1/jC

R+1/jC

1
jRC+1

This is a complex function of so we plot separate graphs for:

Y
Magnitude: X =
Phase Shift:

Y
X

1
|jRC+1|

1
1+(RC)2

= (jRC + 1) = arctan

RC
1

0.5

0
0

RC

Magnitude Response
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Frequency Response
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

If x(t) is a sine wave, then y(t) will also be a


sine wave but with a different amplitude and
phase shift. X is an input phasor and Y is the
output phasor.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

Y
X

The gain of the circuit is

1/jC

R+1/jC

1
jRC+1

This is a complex function of so we plot separate graphs for:

Y
Magnitude: X =
Phase Shift:

Y
X

1
1+(RC)2

= (jRC + 1) = arctan

RC
1

1
|jRC+1|

-0.2

0.5

-0.4
0
0

RC

Magnitude Response
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RC

Phase Response
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Sine Wave Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

= 50

Y
X

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

= 0.32 72

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Sine Wave Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

= 50

Y
X

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

= 0.32 72

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

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Sine Wave Response

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

= 50

Y
X

X-Y

=50

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

-0.2
-0.4

Approximations

Asymptotes

0
Imag

11: Frequency Responses

0.5
Real

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

= 0.32 72

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

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Sine Wave Response

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

Y
X

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 300

Y
X

0.5
Real

w = 50 rad/s, Gain = 0.89, Phase = -27


1

= 0.71 45

= 0.32 72

x=blue, y=red

= 50

X-Y

=50

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

-0.2
-0.4

Approximations

Asymptotes

0
Imag

11: Frequency Responses

0.5
0

-0.5
-1
0

20

40

60
80
time (ms)

100

120

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

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Sine Wave Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

= 50

Y
X

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

= 0.32 72

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

Frequency Responses: 11 3 / 12

Sine Wave Response

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

= 50

Y
X

X-Y

=100

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

-0.2
-0.4

Approximations

Asymptotes

0
Imag

11: Frequency Responses

0.5
Real

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

= 0.32 72

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

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Sine Wave Response

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

-0.2

Y
X

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 300

Y
X

0.5
Real

w = 100 rad/s, Gain = 0.71, Phase = -45


1

= 0.71 45

= 0.32 72

x=blue, y=red

= 50

X-Y

=100

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

-0.4

Approximations

Asymptotes

0
Imag

11: Frequency Responses

0.5
0

-0.5
-1
0

20

40

60
80
time (ms)

100

120

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

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Sine Wave Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

= 50

Y
X

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

= 0.32 72

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

Frequency Responses: 11 3 / 12

Sine Wave Response

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

-0.2
-0.4

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

= 50

Y
X

0
Imag

11: Frequency Responses

X-Y

=300

0.5
Real

= 0.89 27

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

= 0.32 72

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

Frequency Responses: 11 3 / 12

Sine Wave Response

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

-0.2
-0.4

Approximations

= 50

Y
X

= 0.89 27

X-Y

=300

0.5
Real

w = 300 rad/s, Gain = 0.32, Phase = -72


1

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

x=blue, y=red

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

0
Imag

11: Frequency Responses

= 0.32 72

y
0
-0.5
-1
0

0.5

20

40

60
80
time (ms)

100

120

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

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100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

Frequency Responses: 11 3 / 12

Sine Wave Response

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

RC = 10 ms
Y
X

1
jRC+1

1
0.01j+1

-0.2
-0.4

Approximations

= 50

Y
X

= 0.89 27

X-Y

=300

0.5
Real

w = 300 rad/s, Gain = 0.32, Phase = -72


1

= 100

Y
X

= 0.71 45

= 300

Y
X

x=blue, y=red

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

0
Imag

11: Frequency Responses

= 0.32 72

y
0
-0.5
-1
0

0.5

20

40

60
80
time (ms)

100

120

Phase ()

|Y/X|

-20
0.5

-40
-60
-80

0
0

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

100

200
300
(rad/s)

400

500

The output, y(t), lags the input, x(t), by up to 90 .


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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

0
-0.2
-0.4
0.1

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1
RC

10

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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

0
-10

-0.2

-20
-30

-0.4
0.1

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RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.
|V |

Logarithmic voltage ratios are specified in decibels (dB) = 20 log10 |V2 | .


1

0
-10

-0.2

-20
-30

-0.4
0.1

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RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.
|V |

Logarithmic voltage ratios are specified in decibels (dB) = 20 log10 |V2 | .


1
Common ratios: 1 0 dB,

0
-10

-0.2

-20
-30

-0.4
0.1

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RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.
|V |

Logarithmic voltage ratios are specified in decibels (dB) = 20 log10 |V2 | .


1
Common ratios: 1 0 dB,
10 20 dB, 0.1 20 dB,

100 40 dB,

0
-10

-0.2

-20
-30

-0.4
0.1

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RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.
|V |

Logarithmic voltage ratios are specified in decibels (dB) = 20 log10 |V2 | .


1
Common ratios: 1 0 dB,
10 20 dB, 0.1 20 dB,
2 6 dB, 0.5 6 dB,

100 40 dB,

0
-10

-0.2

-20
-30

-0.4
0.1

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RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.
|V |

Logarithmic voltage ratios are specified in decibels (dB) = 20 log10 |V2 | .


1
Common ratios: 1 0 dB,
10 20 dB, 0.1 20 dB, 100 40 dB,
2 6 dB, 0.5 6 dB,

2 = 1.41 3 dB, 1 = 0.707 3 dB.


2

0
-10

-0.2

-20
-30

-0.4
0.1

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RC

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0.1

1
RC

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Logarithmic axes
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

We usually use logarithmic axes for frequency and gain (but not phase)
because % differences are more significant than absolute differences.
E.g. 5 kHz versus 5.005 kHz is less significant than 10 Hz versus 15 Hz
even though both differences equal 5 Hz.
|V |

Logarithmic voltage ratios are specified in decibels (dB) = 20 log10 |V2 | .


1
Common ratios: 1 0 dB,
10 20 dB, 0.1 20 dB, 100 40 dB,
2 6 dB, 0.5 6 dB,

2 = 1.41 3 dB, 1 = 0.707 3 dB.


2

0
-10

-0.2

-20
-30

-0.4
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

P2
Note: P V 2 decibel power ratios: 10 log10 P
1

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Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)

Magnitude (log-log graph):

|H| = c r log |H| = log |c|+r log

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):
r

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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10

1
1

10
(rad/s)

100

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Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):
r

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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10

1
1

10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .

10

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
1

10
(rad/s)

100

Phase (log-lin graph):

H = j r + c = r

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(+ if c < 0)

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
10

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

(+ if c < 0)

100

0.5

H = j r + c = r

10
(rad/s)

0
-0.5
-1
1

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10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
10

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

100

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .

10
(rad/s)

0
-0.5
-1
1

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10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .

0.22

10

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

100

2 0.22

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .

10
(rad/s)

0
-0.5
-1
1

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10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
c only affects the lines vertical position.

0.22

10

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

10
(rad/s)

100

2 0.22

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .

0
-0.5
-1
1

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10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
c only affects the lines vertical position.

0.22
80

10

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

10
(rad/s)

100

2 0.22

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .

80

-0.5
-1
1

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10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
c only affects the lines vertical position.

0.22
80

10

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

65-1
1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

2 0.22

80
65-1

-0.5
-1
1

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100

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .

10
(rad/s)

10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

100

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
c only affects the lines vertical position.

0.22
80

10

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

65-1
1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

2 0.22

80
65-1

-0.5
-1
1

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100

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .
If c > 0, phase = 90 magnitude slope.

10
(rad/s)

10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

Asymptotes

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
c only affects the lines vertical position.

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

If |H| is measured in decibels, a slope of r


is called 6r dB/octave or 20r dB/decade.

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

100

0.22
80

10

65-1
1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

10
(rad/s)

2 0.22

80
65-1

-0.5
-1
1

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100

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .
If c > 0, phase = 90 magnitude slope.

10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

Asymptotes

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
c only affects the lines vertical position.

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

If |H| is measured in decibels, a slope of r


is called 6r dB/octave or 20r dB/decade.

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

100

0.22
80
65-1

-9-1
1
1

10
(rad/s)

2 0.22

0.5
0

100

-9-1

80
65-1

-0.5
-1
1

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10

Phase (log-lin graph):

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .
If c > 0, phase = 90 magnitude slope.
Negative c adds 180 to the phase.

10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

Suppose we plot the magnitude and phase of H = c (j)


Magnitude (log-log graph):

Asymptotes

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
c only affects the lines vertical position.

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

If |H| is measured in decibels, a slope of r


is called 6r dB/octave or 20r dB/decade.

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

100

Note: Phase angles are modulo 360 , i.e.


+180 180 and 450 90 .

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0.22
80

10

65-1
-9-1
1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

10
(rad/s)

2 0.22

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .
If c > 0, phase = 90 magnitude slope.
Negative c adds 180 to the phase.

-9-1

80
65-1

-0.5
-1
1

100

10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Logs of Powers
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

H = c (j) has a straight-line magnitude graph and a constant phase.


Magnitude (log-log graph):

Asymptotes

|H| = c log |H| = log |c|+r log


This is a straight line with a slope of r .
c only affects the lines vertical position.

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

If |H| is measured in decibels, a slope of r


is called 6r dB/octave or 20r dB/decade.

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

100

Note: Phase angles are modulo 360 , i.e.


+180 180 and 450 90 .

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0.22
80

10

65-1
-9-1
1
1

Phase (log-lin graph):

10
(rad/s)

2 0.22

0.5

H = j r + c = r 2 (+ if c < 0)
The phase is constant .
If c > 0, phase = 90 magnitude slope.
Negative c adds 180 to the phase.

-9-1

80
65-1

-0.5
-1
1

100

10
(rad/s)

100

Frequency Responses: 11 5 / 12

Straight Line Approximations


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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Straight Line Approximations


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

|Gain| (dB)

0
-10
-20
-30

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0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1

|Gain| (dB)

0
-10
-20
-30

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0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
High frequencies ( RC

|Gain| (dB)

0
-10
-20
-30

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0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
High frequencies ( RC

Approximate the magnitude response


as two straight lines

0
|Gain| (dB)

11: Frequency Responses

-10
-20
-30

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0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1 |H(j)| 1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
High frequencies ( RC

Approximate the magnitude response


as two straight lines

0
|Gain| (dB)

11: Frequency Responses

-10
-20
-30

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0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1 |H(j)| 1
1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
|H(j)| RC
1
High frequencies ( RC

Approximate the magnitude response


as two straight lines

0
|Gain| (dB)

11: Frequency Responses

-10
-20
-30

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0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1 |H(j)| 1
1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
|H(j)| RC
1
High frequencies ( RC

Approximate the magnitude response


as two straight lines

0
|Gain| (dB)

11: Frequency Responses

-10
-20
-30

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0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1 |H(j)| 1
1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
|H(j)| RC
1
High frequencies ( RC

Approximate the magnitude response


as two straight lines intersecting at the
1
corner frequency, c = RC
.

0
|Gain| (dB)

11: Frequency Responses

-10
-20
-30

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0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1 |H(j)| 1
1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
|H(j)| RC
1
High frequencies ( RC

Approximate the magnitude response


as two straight lines intersecting at the
1
corner frequency, c = RC
.
At the corner frequency:

0
|Gain| (dB)

11: Frequency Responses

-10
-20
-30

0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

(a) the gradient changes by 1 (= 6 dB/octave = 20 dB/decade).

E1.1 Analysis of Circuits (2015-5997)

Frequency Responses: 11 6 / 12

Straight Line Approximations

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1 |H(j)| 1
1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
|H(j)| RC
1
High frequencies ( RC

Approximate the magnitude response


as two straight lines intersecting at the
1
corner frequency, c = RC
.
At the corner frequency:

0
|Gain| (dB)

11: Frequency Responses

-10
-20
-30

0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

(a) the gradient changes



by 1 (= 6 dB/octave = 20 dB/decade).

1 1
(b) |H(jc )| = 1+j
= 2 = 3 dB (worst-case error).
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Straight Line Approximations

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

(
aj for |a| |b|
Key idea: (aj + b)
b
for |a| |b|
1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
): H(j) 1 |H(j)| 1
1
1
1
): H(j) jRC
|H(j)| RC
1
High frequencies ( RC

Approximate the magnitude response


as two straight lines intersecting at the
1
corner frequency, c = RC
.
At the corner frequency:

0
|Gain| (dB)

11: Frequency Responses

-10
-20
-30

0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

(a) the gradient changes



by 1 (= 6 dB/octave = 20 dB/decade).

1 1
(b) |H(jc )| = 1+j
= 2 = 3 dB (worst-case error).

b
A linear factor (aj + b) has a corner frequency of c = a .

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Plot Magnitude Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600
0
-20
-40
0.1

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10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Frequency Responses: 11 7 / 12

Plot Magnitude Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)
0
-20
-40
0.1

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10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Frequency Responses: 11 7 / 12

Plot Magnitude Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials


Step 2: Sort corner freqs: 1, 4, 12, 50

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)
0
-20
-40
0.1

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10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Frequency Responses: 11 7 / 12

Plot Magnitude Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials


Step 2: Sort corner freqs: 1, 4, 12, 50
Step 3: For < 1 all linear factors equal
their constant terms:
2012
|H| 1450
= 1.2 1 .

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20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)
0
-20
-40
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Frequency Responses: 11 7 / 12

Plot Magnitude Response


11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials


Step 2: Sort corner freqs: 1, 4, 12, 50
Step 3: For < 1 all linear factors equal
their constant terms:
2012
|H| 1450
= 1.2 1 .

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)
0
-20
-40
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Step 4: For 1 < < 4, the factor (j + 1) j so

|H|

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials


Step 2: Sort corner freqs: 1, 4, 12, 50
Step 3: For < 1 all linear factors equal
their constant terms:
2012
|H| 1450
= 1.2 1 .

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)
0
-20
-40
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Step 4: For 1 < < 4, the factor (j + 1) j so


2012
|H| 450
= 1.2 0 = +1.58 dB.

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials


Step 2: Sort corner freqs: 1, 4, 12, 50
Step 3: For < 1 all linear factors equal
their constant terms:
2012
|H| 1450
= 1.2 1 .

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)
0
-20
-40
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Step 4: For 1 < < 4, the factor (j + 1) j so


2012
|H| 450
= 1.2 0 = +1.58 dB.

2012
Step 5: For 4 < < 12, |H| 50
= 4.8 1 .

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials


Step 2: Sort corner freqs: 1, 4, 12, 50
Step 3: For < 1 all linear factors equal
their constant terms:
2012
|H| 1450
= 1.2 1 .

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)
0
-20
-40
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Step 4: For 1 < < 4, the factor (j + 1) j so


2012
|H| 450
= 1.2 0 = +1.58 dB.

2012
Step 5: For 4 < < 12, |H| 50
= 4.8 1 .
20
Step 6: For 12 < < 50, |H| 50
= 0.4 0 = 7.96 dB.

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials


Step 2: Sort corner freqs: 1, 4, 12, 50
Step 3: For < 1 all linear factors equal
their constant terms:
2012
|H| 1450
= 1.2 1 .

0
-20
-40
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Step 4: For 1 < < 4, the factor (j + 1) j so


2012
|H| 450
= 1.2 0 = +1.58 dB.

2012
Step 5: For 4 < < 12, |H| 50
= 4.8 1 .
20
Step 6: For 12 < < 50, |H| 50
= 0.4 0 = 7.96 dB.
20
= 20 1 .
Step 7: For > 50, |H|

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

The gain of a linear circuit is always a rational polynomial in j and is


called the transfer function of the circuit. For example:

H(j) =

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials


Step 2: Sort corner freqs: 1, 4, 12, 50
Step 3: For < 1 all linear factors equal
their constant terms:
2012
|H| 1450
= 1.2 1 .

0
-20
-40
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Step 4: For 1 < < 4, the factor (j + 1) j so


2012
|H| 450
= 1.2 0 = +1.58 dB.

2012
Step 5: For 4 < < 12, |H| 50
= 4.8 1 .
20
Step 6: For 12 < < 50, |H| 50
= 0.4 0 = 7.96 dB.
20
= 20 1 .
Step 7: For > 50, |H|

At each corner frequency, the graph is continuous but its gradient changes
abruptly by +1 (numerator factor) or 1 (denominator factor).
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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

You can find the low and high frequency asymptotes without factorizing:

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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Low and High Frequency Asymptotes

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

You can find the low and high frequency asymptotes without factorizing:

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

0.5

11: Frequency Responses

-20

-40

-0.5
0.1

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10
(rad/s)

100

1000

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

You can find the low and high frequency asymptotes without factorizing:

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

0.5

11: Frequency Responses

-20

-40

-0.5
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Low Frequency Asymptote:

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Low and High Frequency Asymptotes

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

You can find the low and high frequency asymptotes without factorizing:

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

0.5

11: Frequency Responses

-20

-40

-0.5
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Low Frequency Asymptote:


20j(12)

From factors: HLF (j) = (1)(4)(50) = 1.2j

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

You can find the low and high frequency asymptotes without factorizing:

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

0.5

11: Frequency Responses

-20

-40

-0.5
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Low Frequency Asymptote:


20j(12)

From factors: HLF (j) = (1)(4)(50) = 1.2j


720(j)
Lowest power of j on top and bottom: H (j) 600 = 1.2j

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

You can find the low and high frequency asymptotes without factorizing:

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

0.5

11: Frequency Responses

-20

-40

-0.5
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Low Frequency Asymptote:


20j(12)

From factors: HLF (j) = (1)(4)(50) = 1.2j


720(j)
Lowest power of j on top and bottom: H (j) 600 = 1.2j
High Frequency Asymptote:

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

You can find the low and high frequency asymptotes without factorizing:

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

0.5

11: Frequency Responses

-20

-40

-0.5
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Low Frequency Asymptote:


20j(12)

From factors: HLF (j) = (1)(4)(50) = 1.2j


720(j)
Lowest power of j on top and bottom: H (j) 600 = 1.2j
High Frequency Asymptote:
20j(j)

From factors: HHF (j) = (j)(j)(j) = 20 (j)

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Frequency Response
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Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

You can find the low and high frequency asymptotes without factorizing:

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

0.5

11: Frequency Responses

-20

-40

-0.5
0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

Low Frequency Asymptote:


20j(12)

From factors: HLF (j) = (1)(4)(50) = 1.2j


720(j)
Lowest power of j on top and bottom: H (j) 600 = 1.2j
High Frequency Asymptote:
20j(j)

From factors: HHF (j) = (j)(j)(j) = 20 (j)


Highest power of j on top and bottom: H (j)

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60(j)2
3(j)3

= 20 (j)1

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1

Approximations

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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Summary
Phase/

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

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1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

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Frequency Response
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Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1 1 = 0

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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Summary
Phase/

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

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1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1 1 = 0
1
1
High frequencies ( RC
): H(j) jRC
0
Phase/

Phase Approximation
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Summary

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

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(rad/s)

10/RC

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1 1 = 0
1
1
High frequencies ( RC
): H(j) jRC
j 1 = 2
0
Phase/

Phase Approximation
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Summary

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

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1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1 1 = 0
1
1
High frequencies ( RC
): H(j) jRC
j 1 = 2

Approximate the phase response as


three straight lines.

0
Phase/

11: Frequency Responses

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

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(rad/s)

10/RC

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1 1 = 0
1
1
High frequencies ( RC
): H(j) jRC
j 1 = 2

Approximate the phase response as


three straight lines.
By chance, they intersect close to
1
.
0.1c and 10c where c = RC

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0
Phase/

11: Frequency Responses

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1 1 = 0
1
1
High frequencies ( RC
): H(j) jRC
j 1 = 2

Approximate the phase response as


three straight lines.
By chance, they intersect close to
1
.
0.1c and 10c where c = RC

0
Phase/

11: Frequency Responses

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Between 0.1c and 10c the phase changes by 2 over two decades.
This gives a gradient = 4 radians/decade.

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1 1 = 0
1
1
High frequencies ( RC
): H(j) jRC
j 1 = 2

Approximate the phase response as


three straight lines.
By chance, they intersect close to
1
.
0.1c and 10c where c = RC

0
Phase/

11: Frequency Responses

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Between 0.1c and 10c the phase changes by 2 over two decades.
This gives a gradient = 4 radians/decade.

(aj + b) in denominator

1 b
gradient = 4 /decade at = 10
a .
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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

1
Gain: H(j) = jRC+1
1
Low frequencies ( RC
):

H(j) 1 1 = 0
1
1
High frequencies ( RC
): H(j) jRC
j 1 = 2

Approximate the phase response as


three straight lines.
By chance, they intersect close to
1
.
0.1c and 10c where c = RC

0
Phase/

11: Frequency Responses

-0.2

-0.4
0.1/RC

1/RC
(rad/s)

10/RC

Between 0.1c and 10c the phase changes by 2 over two decades.
This gives a gradient = 4 radians/decade.

(aj + b) in denominator

1 b
gradient = 4 /decade at = 10
a .

The sign of gradient is reversed for (a) numerator factors and (b) ab < 0.
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H(j) =

Approximations

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Low and High Frequency

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600
0.5

11: Frequency Responses

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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0.1

10
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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }

0.5

11: Frequency Responses

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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0.1

10
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Frequency Response
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Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

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10
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100

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Frequency Response
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Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .

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Straight Line
Approximations

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .

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Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .

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Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .

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Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .
Step 6: At = 0.4, = 2 0.6 4 = 0.35 . New gradient is 2 .

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .
Step 6: At = 0.4, = 2 0.6 4 = 0.35 . New gradient is 2 .
Step 7: At = 1.2, = 0.35 0.48 2 = 0.11 . New gradient is 4 .

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .
Step 6: At = 0.4, = 2 0.6 4 = 0.35 . New gradient is 2 .
Step 7: At = 1.2, = 0.35 0.48 2 = 0.11 . New gradient is 4 .
Steps 8-12: Repeat for each gradient change.

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .
Step 6: At = 0.4, = 2 0.6 4 = 0.35 . New gradient is 2 .
Step 7: At = 1.2, = 0.35 0.48 2 = 0.11 . New gradient is 4 .
Steps 8-12: Repeat for each gradient change.

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .
Step 6: At = 0.4, = 2 0.6 4 = 0.35 . New gradient is 2 .
Step 7: At = 1.2, = 0.35 0.48 2 = 0.11 . New gradient is 4 .
Steps 8-12: Repeat for each gradient change.

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .
Step 6: At = 0.4, = 2 0.6 4 = 0.35 . New gradient is 2 .
Step 7: At = 1.2, = 0.35 0.48 2 = 0.11 . New gradient is 4 .
Steps 8-12: Repeat for each gradient change.

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .
Step 6: At = 0.4, = 2 0.6 4 = 0.35 . New gradient is 2 .
Step 7: At = 1.2, = 0.35 0.48 2 = 0.11 . New gradient is 4 .
Steps 8-12: Repeat for each gradient change. Final gradient is always 0.

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

H(j) =

60(j)2 +720(j)
3(j)3 +165(j)2 +762(j)+600

20j(j+12)
(j+1)(j+4)(j+50)

Step 1: Factorize the polynomials

0.5

c = {1 , 4 , 12+ , 50 }
Step 2: Gradient changes at 101 c . 

Sign depends on num/den and sgn ab :

11: Frequency Responses

-0.5

.1 , 10 ; .4 , 40 ; 1.2 , 120 ; 5 , 500

0.1

10
(rad/s)

100

1000

1
Step 3: Put in ascending order and calculate gaps as log10
decades:

.1 (.6) .4 (.48) 1.2 (.62) 5 (.3) 10 (.6) 40 (.48) 120 (.62) 500+ .
Step 4: Find phase of LF asymptote: 1.2j = + 2 .
Step 5: At = 0.1 gradient becomes 4 rad/decade. is still 2 .
Step 6: At = 0.4, = 2 0.6 4 = 0.35 . New gradient is 2 .
Step 7: At = 1.2, = 0.35 0.48 2 = 0.11 . New gradient is 4 .
Steps 8-12: Repeat for each gradient change. Final gradient is always 0.

At 0.1 and 10 times each corner frequency, the graph is continuous but its
gradient changes abruptly by 4 rad/decade.
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11: Frequency Responses

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Straight Line
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Summary

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

Approximations

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Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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Summary

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

Approximations

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Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

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RC

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0.1

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RC

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

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RC

10

0.1

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RC

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

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RC

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RC

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

Magnitude Response:

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

Magnitude Response:
1
1
and +20 at = RC
Gradient Changes: 20 dB/dec at = 4RC

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

Magnitude Response:
1
1
and +20 at = RC
Gradient Changes: 20 dB/dec at = 4RC

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

Magnitude Response:
1
1
and +20 at = RC
Gradient Changes: 20 dB/dec at = 4RC
jRC
1
Line equations: H(j) = (a) 1, (b) 4jRC
, (c) 4jRC = 14

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

Magnitude Response:
1
1
and +20 at = RC
Gradient Changes: 20 dB/dec at = 4RC
jRC
1
Line equations: H(j) = (a) 1, (b) 4jRC
, (c) 4jRC = 14
Phase Response:

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11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

Magnitude Response:
1
1
and +20 at = RC
Gradient Changes: 20 dB/dec at = 4RC
jRC
1
Line equations: H(j) = (a) 1, (b) 4jRC
, (c) 4jRC = 14
Phase Response:
LF asymptote: = 1 = 0

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Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

Magnitude Response:
1
1
and +20 at = RC
Gradient Changes: 20 dB/dec at = 4RC
jRC
1
Line equations: H(j) = (a) 1, (b) 4jRC
, (c) 4jRC = 14
Phase Response:
LF asymptote: = 1 = 0

0.1
2.5
10
, RC
, RC
, RC
.
Gradient changes of 4 /decade at: = 0.025
RC

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RCR Circuit
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Y
X

1
R+ jC
1
3R+R+ jC

jRC+1
4jRC+1

1
1
, RC
Corner freqs: 4RC

LF Asymptote: H(j) = 1

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

0
0

Asymptotes

-5

-0.1

-10

-0.2
0.1

1
RC

10

0.1

1
RC

10

Magnitude Response:
1
1
and +20 at = RC
Gradient Changes: 20 dB/dec at = 4RC
jRC
1
Line equations: H(j) = (a) 1, (b) 4jRC
, (c) 4jRC = 14
Phase Response:
LF asymptote: = 1 = 0

0.1
2.5
10
, RC
, RC
, RC
.
Gradient changes of 4 /decade at: = 0.025
RC
0.1
0.1
, = 0 4 log10 0.025
= 0.15
At = RC
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Summary
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line

Frequency response: magnitude and phase of


Only applies to sine waves

Y
X

as a function of

Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

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Summary
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency

Frequency response: magnitude and phase of


Only applies to sine waves

Y
X

as a function of

Use log axes for frequency and gain but linear for phase
2
Decibels = 20 log10 VV21 = 10 log10 P
P1

Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

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Summary
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
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RCR Circuit
Summary

Frequency response: magnitude and phase of


Only applies to sine waves

Y
X

as a function of

Use log axes for frequency and gain but linear for phase
2
Decibels = 20 log10 VV21 = 10 log10 P
P1
b
Linear factor (aj + b) gives corner frequency at = a .

b
Magnitude plot gradient changes by 20 dB/decade @ = a .

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Summary
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

Frequency response: magnitude and phase of


Only applies to sine waves

Y
X

as a function of

Use log axes for frequency and gain but linear for phase
2
Decibels = 20 log10 VV21 = 10 log10 P
P1
b
Linear factor (aj + b) gives corner frequency at = a .

b
Magnitude plot gradient changes by 20 dB/decade @ = a .
Phase gradient changes in two places by:
b

4 rad/decade @ = 0.1 a
b

rad/decade @ = 10
4

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Summary
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

Frequency response: magnitude and phase of


Only applies to sine waves

Y
X

as a function of

Use log axes for frequency and gain but linear for phase
2
Decibels = 20 log10 VV21 = 10 log10 P
P1
b
Linear factor (aj + b) gives corner frequency at = a .

b
Magnitude plot gradient changes by 20 dB/decade @ = a .
Phase gradient changes in two places by:
b

4 rad/decade @ = 0.1 a
b

rad/decade @ = 10
4

LF/HF asymptotes: keep only the terms with the lowest/highest power
of j in numerator and denominator polynomials

E1.1 Analysis of Circuits (2015-5997)

Frequency Responses: 11 12 / 12

Summary
11: Frequency Responses

Frequency Response
Sine Wave Response
Logarithmic axes
Logs of Powers
Straight Line
Approximations

Plot Magnitude Response


Low and High Frequency
Asymptotes

Phase Approximation
Plot Phase Response
RCR Circuit
Summary

Frequency response: magnitude and phase of


Only applies to sine waves

Y
X

as a function of

Use log axes for frequency and gain but linear for phase
2
Decibels = 20 log10 VV21 = 10 log10 P
P1
b
Linear factor (aj + b) gives corner frequency at = a .

b
Magnitude plot gradient changes by 20 dB/decade @ = a .
Phase gradient changes in two places by:
b

4 rad/decade @ = 0.1 a
b

rad/decade @ = 10
4

LF/HF asymptotes: keep only the terms with the lowest/highest power
of j in numerator and denominator polynomials
For further details see Hayt et al. Chapter 16.

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