Cutoff frequency Definition and 15 Threads

How would i find the cut of frequency of this RLC circuit .I have used LTspice to find it but what is the equation for finding it

It is not useful to talk about the attenuation below cut-off frequency, but I have this doubt about what happens to the wave below cut off for an electric conductor. As we know if we derive the propagation constant, it becomes imaginary saying that there should not be any wave propagating in the...

I understand the concepts of photoelectric effect where an electron will be emitted when a photon with sufficient energy collides with it. There are two parts to this question, 1. What happens during the collision? Is the photon absorbed by the photoelectron wholly as energy? 2. If so...

How is it derived? The cutoff frequency is Fc = 1/2piRC. R = resistance, C = capacitance. I read somewhere it has to do with Laplace Transforms, but I'm not sure where to go from here. It kind of irks me to just accept this equation without some proof. Thanks!

Hi, I am working on a project where I want to use a photoresistor to measure displacement, by reflecting light off of a small component and measuring the light that is reflected. the goal is to measure vibration. I am having a hard time finding information on the cutoff frequencies of...

Modern cell phones seems to come with IR filters on their cameras. I want to do an experiment to figure out what wavelengths these filters allow to pass and which they block. How would I go about doing this? Also, what sort of equipment would I need? I am a university student so I have access...

I'd say that the cutoff frequency of the circuit in the following scheme is given by f_0=\frac{1}{2 \pi (R_1//R)C} but I don't know how to prove this idea.. Do you agree with me? what would you say? Many thanks!

I am designing a 5-pole low-pass butterworth filter to have a cutoff frequency of ~50 Hz. It has a source impedance of ~1 Ohm, and a load impedance of ~50 Ohm (The load impedance can be changed around if that will help later). Because of these, I am using the "T" configuration. I used the table...

Hi, I am trying to understand the impact of cut off frequency on the gain and trying to relate it in time domain but unable to do so. For e.g., I have built a single pole RC filter wherein R and C values are chosen to match the cut off frequency of 1K (R = 10KΩ/C = 16nF). The input is a square...

Homework Statement 1. Using the LM324 op amp build an inverting amplifier with a gain of 50. Measure the cut-off frequency 2. Plot your results on a graph as a function of log(frequency). Comment on the results I have done this in a lab and then graphed it, it seems to be around...

Homework Statement I was just wondering that when I have a graph of the Stopping Potential versus Frequency of the light. How can I find the value for the cutoff frequency? Wavelength Vo 160 nm 2.99 V 53 nm...

So I know there is an upper cutoff frequency (at least in the microwave band) for a rectangular waveguide. However for the life of me I can't find why one would exist in the equations, the internet is full of references to it based off of the dimensions of the waveguide, but I'm curious whether...

Homework Statement This question refers to Kittel's solid-state physics book. Above equation (23), Kittel says that a cutoff frequency \omega_D is determined by (19) as" and then he gives equation (23). I have absolutely no idea where equation (23) comes from. Homework Equations...

Goodmorning, I would be interrested in experimental data regarding the Bremsstrahlung process near the quantum mechanical cutoff, possibly single events data. I thought that maybe something like a bubble chamber picture could illustrate this process. This is maybe a naïve dream but this...

hi there if anyone could help i would be very grateful for a low pass filter from the following list choose the two components which would produce a cut off frequency closest to 100 khz resistor capacitor 1.6 k ohm 1 nf 33 k ohm 330 nf 150 k ohm 10 uf...