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    This document describes the design of an active high pass op amp filter in inverting mode. It provides the formulas for calculating the voltage gain and cutoff frequency. Based on the given cutoff frequency of 8 kHz, it calculates the resistor R1 value as 20 kΩ and then uses the voltage gain formula to determine R2 should be 2 times R1, or 40 kΩ.

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    This document describes the design of an active high pass op amp filter in inverting mode. It provides the formulas for calculating the voltage gain and cutoff frequency. Based on the given cutoff frequency of 8 kHz, it calculates the resistor R1 value as 20 kΩ and then uses the voltage gain formula to determine R2 should be 2 times R1, or 40 kΩ.

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    This is active high pass op amp filter(inverting mode).

    Consider the formula to find voltage gain.


    R
    AV   2
    R1
    R2
    2  
    R1
    R2  2 R1

    Consider the formula of cut-off frequency to find R1.


    1
    fc 
    2 R1C
    1
    8  103 
    2 R1  1 109 
    1
    R1 
    2  8 10 3
      110 
    9

    R1  20 kΩ

    R2  2  20 
    R2  40k 

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