Please do Asap Q1. An information as v(t)=x (1) cos 10' √31, is desired to be transmited through a channel.If the output delays as t = 0.2 sec., find the channel amplitude and phase frequencyresponses respectively. Info: R=1 kn, C = 1 µFwwRv,(1)Cv. (1)

Given circuit is shown below. Above circuit is Low pass filter. Transfer function is Vos=Vis×11+sCR

Q1. An information as v/(t)=x (1) cos 10' √√3t, is desired to be transmited through a char If the output delays as t, -0.2 sec., find the channel amplitude and phase freque responses respectively. Info: R=1 kn, C = 1 μF W - R v.(t) C

Q1. An information as v/(t)=x (1) cos 10' √√3t, is desired to be transmited through a char If the output delays as t, -0.2 sec., find the channel amplitude and phase freque responses respectively. Info: R=1 kn, C = 1 μF W - R v.(t) C

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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