1. Construct the following circuit. For the voltage source, use the following parameters: frequency = 500 Hz, amplitude = 10 V, DC offset = 0 V, function = square. I kN I k? Vin : 0.15 nF 20.15 H Vout a. The following circuit may be interpreted as a cascade of two first-order filters. Ideally, what is the range of frequencies that are allowed to pass through the two-stage filter? Show your solution. fPass = [,] b. What is the function of the resistor-capacitor combination? How about the resistor- inductor combination? What is the function of the whole circuit? Hint: Filters. • Function of RC network: • Function of RL network: Function of whole circuit:

1. Construct the following circuit. For the voltage source, use the following parameters: frequency = 500 Hz, amplitude = 10 V, DC offset = 0 V, function = square. I kN I k? Vin : 0.15 nF 20.15 H Vout a. The following circuit may be interpreted as a cascade of two first-order filters. Ideally, what is the range of frequencies that are allowed to pass through the two-stage filter? Show your solution. fPass = [,] b. What is the function of the resistor-capacitor combination? How about the resistor- inductor combination? What is the function of the whole circuit? Hint: Filters. • Function of RC network: • Function of RL network: Function of whole circuit:

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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