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Chapter 9

Chapter 9

Frequency Response

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Tissue electrodes in electrocardiograms (E-C-G) establish a conductive pathway for electrical currents between the tissues and the measuring electrodes, …
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The frequency response of a circuit, which characterizes its behavior with varying signal frequency, can be analyzed using the transfer or network …
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Consider an inductive circuit in the time domain. The equivalent frequency domain circuit is obtained by replacing the resistance and inductance with …
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In communication systems, gain quantifies the extent of signal amplification or attenuation. Power gain denotes the common logarithm of the ratio of …
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Consider an electrocardiogram unit that utilizes a low-pass filter with a complex network function represented by its magnitude and phase angle. The …
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Consider the transfer function of a system expressed in standard form. The transfer function has a constant gain, a zero and a pole at the origin, a …
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Consider the transfer function in its standard form, with poles and zeros For a transfer function with a simple zero, the magnitude gain at small …
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Consider a radio tuner that precisely selects a signal of a particular frequency. The tuner consists of a series-connected resistor, capacitor, and …
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Consider a radio transmitter unit that incorporates an RLC series resonance band-pass filter. This circuit's frequency response indicates that the …
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Consider an AM radio tuner comprising a parallel connection of a resistor, capacitor, and inductor, which collectively contribute to the circuit's …
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Consider a guitar pickup connected to a buffer amplifier. This buffer amplifier, with a non-inverting op-amp, bridges the guitar's high impedance and …
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Consider an audio speaker system with filter circuits. These circuits selectively pass desired frequencies while attenuating others, limiting signals to a …
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Certain passive filters incorporate expensive inductors designed not to exceed unity gain. These filters may exhibit reduced attenuation efficacy at …
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Magnitude and frequency scaling simplifies filter design by calibrating filter responses and circuit parameters to fit within usable ranges. Magnitude …
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An engineer designs a circuit for a speaker system with a 2 kHz crossover frequency requirement, considering the speaker's resistance of 8 ohms. The …
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Acute animal preparations have been used in research prospectively investigating electrode designs and stimulation techniques for integration into neural …
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We present a method for the generation and coherent manipulation of pulsed quantum frequency combs. Until now, methods of preparing high-dimensional …
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An experimental setup capable of generating a periodic concentration input perturbation of oxygen was used to perform concentration-alternating frequency …