Transfer function Of A Highpass Filter

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around transforming the transfer function of a highpass filter, specifically from the form H(w) = jwR2 / [ (R1R2/L) + jw(R1 + R2)] to H(w) = [R2/(R1+R2)][jw/(jw+wc)], where wc represents the corner frequency. The context includes circuit components such as a voltage source, resistors, and an inductor.

Discussion Character

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests assistance in transforming the transfer function of a highpass filter.
  • Another participant suggests extracting R2 from the numerator and inquires about the resulting form of the denominator.
  • A subsequent reply indicates that the denominator becomes [{R1R2/L(R1+R2)} + jw](R1+R2) after extraction.
  • Another participant proposes defining wc as R1R2/L(R1+R2) and questions whether the expression [{R1R2/L(R1+R2)} + jw] resembles (jw+wc).

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants are engaged in a collaborative exploration of the transformation process, but no consensus has been reached regarding the final form of the transfer function or the correctness of the steps taken.

Contextual Notes

There are unresolved mathematical steps in the transformation process, and the definitions of terms such as wc may depend on specific interpretations of the circuit components.

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Please how do i transform this transfer function of a highpass filter

H(w) = jwR2 / [ (R1R2/L) + jw(R1 + R2)] to

H(w) = [R2/(R1+R2)][jw/(jw+wc)]

wc is the corner freq.

The circuit consists of a voltage source Vs(t) ,R1 in series with R2||L,Vo collected on R2.

Thanks.
 
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jyde said:
Please how do i transform this transfer function of a highpass filter

H(w) = jwR2 / [ (R1R2/L) + jw(R1 + R2)] to

H(w) = [R2/(R1+R2)][jw/(jw+wc)]

wc is the corner freq.

The circuit consists of a voltage source Vs(t) ,R1 in series with R2||L,Vo collected on R2.

Thanks.

Welcome to PF, jyde! :smile:We can draw R2 from the nominator.

What do you get for the denominator if you extract (R1+R2)?
 
The denominator will then be [{R1R2/L(R1+R2)} + jw](R1+R2)
 
Good.

So let's define wc=R1R2/L(R1+R2).

Does [{R1R2/L(R1+R2)} + jw] look like (jw+wc)?
 

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