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    Frequency Response Problem for given system

    Hello, I am given an exercise in which I need to answer some questions, for this given system : y(n)=1/3[x(n)+x(n-1)] 1/ find the impulse response h(n), then H(n) 2/ calculate the magnitude ||H(n)|| and tell the nature of the filter 3/ calculate Fc which is cutoff frequency when Fe=8Khz , and...
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    Analyze this opamp active filter circuit

    this is the KCL and loops and this is the final result: Edit : the final line it should be Zc not 1/Zc .
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    Analyze this opamp active filter circuit

    Yes i know the KCL , also this should be solved in complex . I don't know if I should sum up those Rs and Cs or just write KCL that will take more time
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    Analyze this opamp active filter circuit

    Hello, so this the circuit of an IdeaI OPAMP. The Question is to find the function Vs/Ve . I tried to make some sum ups to simplify it but I still unable to find a solution, so I tried to NOT sum up any component and found this: E-S=iZ+i2(Z+R) E=iZ+i3R S=i2R so the idea is to find E=f(i2) ...
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    Find S/E in Filtres & OPAMP Circuits: A Complex Schema

    It is ! it's simple math ? I just inverse it , because I'm using a Right-to-left Keyboard... my bad
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    Find S/E in Filtres & OPAMP Circuits: A Complex Schema

    well, I knew that Vs would cause problems when adding R2 and Z2 , so I tried to find E/S without sum up any component , instead I wrote E/S= (V1/S)*(E/V1) and calculate each expression , it takes more time but the result seems to be more convenient , the problem is I can't find a "stable"...
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    Find S/E in Filtres & OPAMP Circuits: A Complex Schema

    I'm a little confused, here is my friend attempt (E=Ve, S=Vs , Z'=Zeq1) , considering that his part 2 is correct , so the voltage at Z1(Zc1) is V1 , but the voltage at Z' is obviously V1-S
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    Find S/E in Filtres & OPAMP Circuits: A Complex Schema

    So this is the circuit of a filtre and it's complex schema : The question was find the fonction S/E .In order to find S/E , I had to sum up impedances in serie or parallel, for example R2 and Z2 have the same current so we put R2+Z2=Z', but can I sum Z1+Z' ? since they have different current...
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