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Frequency content refers to the various frequencies present in a signal, while frequency response describes how a system responds to different frequencies, including magnitude and phase shifts. The transfer function relates the input of a system to its output at specific frequencies. Clarifications indicate that the frequency response function effectively illustrates how a system modifies input signals based on their frequency. Overall, the discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding these concepts in analyzing circuit behavior.
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Hi,

Im a little confused about some concepts dealing with Frequency:

Frequency Content
Frequency Response
Transfer Function

From my understanding:
Frequency content is the content of different frequencies in a signal.
Frequency Response is...not sure
A transfer function tells you the output if a system to an input of a given frequency.
Is my understanding correct?

Thanks

Raman
 
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Frequency
Is a function (in frequency domain) that shows how element properties (Admittance or Impedance for example), a current, a voltage or many other quantities in a circuit varies with frequency.

Transfer Function:
Is a function (in frequency domain) that relates between the input and the desired output in the circuit.

You will find more in:
William Hayt, Engineering Circuit Analysis

I'm not sure about Frequency content.
 
OK after a little more reading i came to this conclusion:

The frequency Response function tells you how a system treats a given frequency. Eg. the magnitude tells you how much an input signal with the given frequency is magnified by and the phase tells you how much its phase is shifted by.

Is this correct?
 
swraman said:
OK after a little more reading i came to this conclusion:

The frequency Response function tells you how a system treats a given frequency. Eg. the magnitude tells you how much an input signal with the given frequency is magnified by and the phase tells you how much its phase is shifted by.

Is this correct?

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