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(b) (i) Design a two-pole low pass Butterworth filter with bandwidth of 20kHz based on Figure Q2(b). Choose R between 50k$\Omega$ to 100k$\Omega$. Show all calculations and label the final circuit clearly. R R C3=1.414 C C4=0.707 C Figure Q2(b) (ii) Draw the Bode plot of transfer function magnitude for filter in Figure Q2(b). Label clearly the cut off frequency $f_H$ and roll off in dB/decade.

          (b)
(i) Design a two-pole low pass Butterworth filter with bandwidth of
20kHz based on Figure Q2(b). Choose R between 50k$\Omega$ to 100k$\Omega$.
Show all calculations and label the final circuit clearly.
R
R
C3=1.414 C
C4=0.707 C
Figure Q2(b)
(ii) Draw the Bode plot of transfer function magnitude for filter in Figure
Q2(b). Label clearly the cut off frequency $f_H$ and roll off in dB/decade.

(b)
(i) Design a two-pole low pass Butterworth filter with bandwidth of
20kHz based on Figure Q2(b). Choose R between 50kΩ to 100kΩ.
Show all calculations and label the final circuit clearly.
R
R
C3=1.414 C
C4=0.707 C
Figure Q2(b)
(ii) Draw the Bode plot of transfer function magnitude for filter in Figure
Q2(b). Label clearly the cut off frequency fH and roll off in dB/decade.

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Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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The cutoff frequency is the frequency at which the filter starts attenuating the signal. In this case, the cutoff frequency is not given, so we need to choose a value. Let's say we want a cutoff frequency of 1 kHz. Show more…

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Design a two-pole low pass Butterworth filter with a bandwidth of ________. Show all calculations and label the final circuit clearly. C3 = 1.414C R R AVV C4 = 0.707C Figure Q2(b) (ii) Draw the Bode plot of the transfer function magnitude for the filter in Figure Q2(b). Label clearly the cutoff frequency fu and roll-off in dB/decade.