What Components Create a 7 kHz Cut-Off Frequency in a Passive Band Pass Filter?

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To achieve a 7 kHz cut-off frequency in a passive band pass filter, the correct combination of components is crucial. The discussion highlights the need for understanding the resonant frequency and bandwidth, with a target bandwidth of 320 Hz. The user seeks guidance on the appropriate resistor, capacitor, and inductor values but struggles with the underlying equations and filter topology. The conversation emphasizes the importance of knowing how the components are connected in series to calculate total impedance. Ultimately, the user plans to consult their lecturer for further clarification.
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hi there

ive been attemping this question and i cannot find the equation to work it out anywhere !

any help would be great !

for a passive band pass filter

from the following list choose the three components which would produce a cut off frequency closest to 7 khz and a band width of 320 hz

resistor
100 ohm
680 ohm
120 k ohm


capacitor
0.1 nf
10 nf
10 uf


inductor
200 mh
3 mh
50 mh

many thanks
 
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- Warren
 
my problem is that i cannot find the equation this i what i was asking for
i cannot get started if i cannot find the equation
 
Where did you get this problem, then? There is no "formula" for a bandpass filter.

- Warren
 
apologies
i am looking for the resonant frequency and the band witdh
 
Uh, I gathered that. There still is no "formula" for a bandpass filter. What is the filter topology? I assume there is one R, one L, and one C -- what is the topology?

- Warren
 
exscuse my ignorance
topology?
 
How are the components connected together?

- Warren
 
in series
there is one L, one R and one C
 
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to be honest this is all a little over my head
many thanks for your help, but i think its best if i go back to my lecturer tomorrow and ask if he can explain it

thanks again

blair
 
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