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    This document discusses electronic filters and their properties. It covers the following key points in 3 sentences: Filters are used to selectively pass or stop bands of frequencies in a signal. They have characteristic frequencies that define their pass band and stop band. The document discusses the properties of different filter types including high-pass, low-pass, band-pass and band-stop filters and how their transfer functions are defined by their characteristic frequencies and asymptotic magnitude and phase responses.

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    Electronic Principles

    for students in Computer Sciences

    Artur Przelaskowski
    MiNI, p. 506, arturp@mini.pw.edu.pl, tel. 7821

    LECTURE NOTES (VER. 0)


    FILTERS

    spectral energy distribution
     pass-
    band
     stop-band


    signal plus
    noise

    fc characteristic frequency or pole frequency

    characteristic
    frequency

     permanent, transitory and declining

    pole
    frequency

     Thevenin’s equivalent source



    Asymphtotic
    magnitude response

    Asymphtotic
    phase response
    For basic HP RC we have



    under certain assumptions – not loading

     

    faster
    falling

     drooping of the magnitude response

    magnitude declining rate is


    phase multiplication

     unwanted low-
    pass filter edge smoothing

    solution

    THEN VOLTAGE SPLIT NOT DEPENDS ON FREQUENCY!


     trap sound


     sharpness of
    resonance curve

    decreases to a half
    Er – vibration energy, P- power lost

     band filters

    Three characteristic frequencies



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