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Chapter 15, Problem 71E
The network of Fig. 15.72 was implemented as a low-pass filter designed with a corner frequency of 1250 rad/s. Its performance is inadequate in two respects: (1) a voltage gain of at least 2 dB is required, and (2) the magnitude of the output voltage does not decrease quickly enough in the stopband. Design a better alternative if only one op amp is available and only two 1 μF capacitors can be located.
FIGURE 15.72
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