High Pass filter & Low Pass Filters features

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High pass filters (HPF) allow frequencies above a specified cut-off point to pass while attenuating lower frequencies, making them useful in applications like audio processing and signal conditioning. Conversely, low pass filters (LPF) permit low frequencies to pass and attenuate higher frequencies, commonly used to eliminate high-frequency noise from signals. Both filters have a wide range of applications in electronics and signal processing. Additional resources, including detailed explanations and applications, can be found in the provided links. Understanding these filters is essential for effective signal manipulation in various fields.
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I want your help to know what's the features of HPF and LPF, and their applications area?

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A high pass filter (HPF) allows the frequencies above a frequency, called the cut-off point, to pass while it attenuates the frequencies below the cut-off point. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-pass_filter

A low pass filter (LPF) does just the opposite, letting the low frequencies pass and attenuating the high frequencies. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_pass_filter

The low pass filter is often used to remove high frequency noise while allowing the low frequency signal to pass. There are zillions of other uses also

See this free book for more info:

http://www.analog.com/static/imported-files/tech_docs/dsp_book_frontmat.pdf
 

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