Matlab generated Bode plots of a band-pass filter 1 100 g 1 180 Frequency (rad/sec) Figure 1: The Bode plots of a bandpass filter from the Bode Plot show the inverting op-amp circuit. Given that the Transfer function from the Bode Plot should be: 10^6s / (5000s^2 + 20000s + 100000000) H(s) = H1(s) * H2(s) * H3(s) 4566.8568 / (s + 58.4376) * (-4566.8568) / (s - 58.4376) * 374.70565 / (s - 374.7056)
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First, we need to identify the three transfer functions (Hi, H2, and H3) that make up the overall transfer function H(s). From the given information, we have: Hi(s) = 4566.8568 / s H2(s) = 58.4376 / (s + 58.4376) H3(s) = s / (s + 374.7056) Show more…
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