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Engineering Finding the Transfer function of an RL series circuit
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Engineering Finding the Transfer function of an RL series circuit
Okay i understand the phase simplification, Φ = arctan(1000/ω) For amplitude the numerator magnitude is ω? But I'm not quite sure how to get the magnitude of the denominator, can i go: √(ω^2 + 1000^2) Which would make the total amplitude ω/√(ω^2 + 1000^2)- Stephengilbert1
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Engineering Finding the Transfer function of an RL series circuit
Using complex conjugate I get: (ω^2)/(ω^2+1000000) + (1000 j ω)/(ω^2+1000000) This is at least separate in real and imaginary parts. For the answer to this question my attempt is A(ω) = √ (ω^2/(ω^2+1000000))^2 + ((1000 ω)/(ω^2+1000000))^2 Φ(ω) = arctan((1000 ω)/(ω^2+1000000) /...- Stephengilbert1
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Engineering Finding the Transfer function of an RL series circuit
Ok I understand some of this: It is a high pass filter because at high frequencies the inductor acts as an open circuit At ω = 0, T(ω) =0 At ω = ∞, T(ω) = 1 I can also figure out the break/cutoff frequency, which is asked in the following question, ωb = R/L = 1000 rad/s The part I am still...- Stephengilbert1
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Engineering Finding the Transfer function of an RL series circuit
Homework Statement Attached image has full question and information. Determine the transfer function of the circuit. I've done this part, what I am struggling with is converting it into the form requested. R = 10 KΩ L = 10 H Homework Equations Voltage divider: Vo = R2/(R1 + R2) Vin Impedance...- Stephengilbert1
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